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Henry74 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Punctuation in directions

Hello,

Could you please tell me if I need commas in a terse and compact description of my itinerary?

- Itinerary: from X square along Y street around the park into the Palace complex through the first-floor rooms and out onto the terrace.
or
- Itinerary: from X square, along Y street, around the park, etc.

Thank you
H.
  

Top answer

Commas make it easier to read. I'd suggest the words 'route'. 'Itinerary' suggest to me a more extensive and longer trip.

— Clive

  • Commas make it easier to read.
  • I'd suggest the words 'route'.
  • 'Itinerary' suggest to me a more extensive and longer trip.
  • Clive
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Commas make it easier to read.

I'd suggest the words 'route'.
'Itinerary' suggest to me a more extensive and longer trip.

Clive
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