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Sentence check, commas (Guest:Mark)
In the following sentence, is it appropriate to place a comma both before and after the name Cindy Wagner?
"Your account representative, Cindy Wagner, and I are available to answer your questions."
"Your account representative, Cindy Wagner, and I are available to answer your questions."
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I would write it: Both myself, and your account representative Cindy Wagner, are available to answer your questions. (But you could lose the commas)
- I would write it: Both myself, and your account representative Cindy Wagner, are available to answer your questions.
- (But you could lose the commas)
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I would write it:
Both myself, and your account representative Cindy Wagner, are available to answer your questions.
(But you could lose the commas)
Both myself, and your account representative Cindy Wagner, are available to answer your questions.
(But you could lose the commas)
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I would write: Both I and your account representative, Cindy Wagner, are available to answer your questions.
I would also write: Your account representative, Cindy Wagner, and I are avaible to answer your questions.
I would also write: Your account representative, Cindy Wagner, and I are avaible to answer your questions.
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