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Nicole83 Posted 20 years ago
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Would I need commas around a name after a descriptive title? "Founder Jimmy Gramblin earned a degree . . ." for instance. Or would it matter if it was a position that could be filled by different people, but you're talking about a specific person? "3D technician John Hope also holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts." or "Marketing Director and copywriter Nicole Burleigh manages the company’s marketing campaign." Would I need commas around the names in these instances?
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No, you should not put commas in the examles you show above. You would use commas like this: The founder, Jimmy Gramblin, will be... But when you use it as a title, then definitely not.
- No, you should not put commas in the examles you show above.
- You would use commas like this: The founder, Jimmy Gramblin, will be...
- But when you use it as a title, then definitely not.
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No, you should not put commas in the examles you show above.
You would use commas like this:
The founder, Jimmy Gramblin, will be...
But when you use it as a title, then definitely not.
You would use commas like this:
The founder, Jimmy Gramblin, will be...
But when you use it as a title, then definitely not.
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Thank you very much. I just could not remember and could not find the answer anywhere.
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