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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Punctuation Following Job Title
Based on the two examples below, is there a correct way to use the comma following a title? I have used spell check but it does not show either one incorrect. Can this be used either way?
[1] If you have any questions regarding this invoice, please contact John Doe, Project Manager at (555) 333-7777.
[2] If you have any questions regarding this invoice, please contact John Doe, Project Manager, at (555) 333-7777.
Thank you!
[1] If you have any questions regarding this invoice, please contact John Doe, Project Manager at (555) 333-7777.
[2] If you have any questions regarding this invoice, please contact John Doe, Project Manager, at (555) 333-7777.
Thank you!
Top answer
Use the second one - you are setting off "Project Manager" with the commas because you could lift that part out of the sentence and it would still work.
- Use the second one - you are setting off "Project Manager" with the commas because you could lift that part out of the sentence and it would still work.
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Use the second one - you are setting off "Project Manager" with the commas because you could lift that part out of the sentence and it would still work.
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