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Bagle Lawyer Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Punctuation
Let's meet on Friday, at 7.30, in front of the John H. statue.
1) Do I need a comma between "Friday" and "7.30"?
2) Are you available ;-)
Thanks!
1) Do I need a comma between "Friday" and "7.30"?
2) Are you available ;-)
Thanks!
Top answer
It seems to me that it's much better with the two commas. But this is just my impression. Sextus
- It seems to me that it's much better with the two commas.
- But this is just my impression.
- Sextus
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It seems to me that it's much better with the two commas. But this is just my impression.
Sextus
Sextus
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Hi,
Let's meet on Friday, at 7.30, in front of the John H. statue.
1) Do I need a comma between "Friday" and "7.30"?
You can use two commas like the example, or just one after '7.30', or even none. As a general comment, my opinion is that modern English tends to be 'simpler' in terms of punctuation, so that fewer
Let's meet on Friday, at 7.30, in front of the John H. statue.
1) Do I need a comma between "Friday" and "7.30"?
You can use two commas like the example, or just one after '7.30', or even none. As a general comment, my opinion is that modern English tends to be 'simpler' in terms of punctuation, so that fewer
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