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Rozarria Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Separating titles off
Should I follow a person's title with a comma or not?
"I have collaborated with Professor Fred Frederickson, Ph.D., and committed countless hours to community service."
OR
"I have collaborated with Professor Fred Frederickson, Ph.D. and committed countless hours to community service."
Which one?
"I have collaborated with Professor Fred Frederickson, Ph.D., and committed countless hours to community service."
OR
"I have collaborated with Professor Fred Frederickson, Ph.D. and committed countless hours to community service."
Which one?
Top answer
D. would not normally be included in such a sentence. It's enough to indicate that he is a professor.
- D.
- would not normally be included in such a sentence.
- It's enough to indicate that he is a professor.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
In my opinion, Ph.D. would not normally be included in such a sentence. It's enough to indicate that he is a professor.
Best wishes, Clive
In my opinion, Ph.D. would not normally be included in such a sentence. It's enough to indicate that he is a professor.
Best wishes, Clive
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