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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Punctuation

In the Egyptian calendar, there were ten days in a week, three weeks in a month, and twelve months in a year.
Can I omit the comma after the phrase 'three weeks in a month?
  

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Anonymous Can I omit the comma after the phrase 'three weeks in a month? Strictly, yes, but it is much clearer if the comma is retained.

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  • Anonymous Can I omit the comma after the phrase 'three weeks in a month?
  • Strictly, yes, but it is much clearer if the comma is retained.
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AnonymousCan I omit the comma after the phrase 'three weeks in a month?
Strictly, yes, but it is much clearer if the comma is retained.
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