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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Use of comma after a year and before the word when ina sentence
In this sentence: My favorite hotel experience happened in the summer of 1960 when two fine young Vietnamese students came to the U.S. to learn highway construction.
Do I need a comma after 1960? Also, after fine and young?
Do I need a comma after 1960? Also, after fine and young?
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I believe that: (1) You do not need (and should not use) a comma after 1960. " That would really be a "horrible" mistake.
- I believe that: (1) You do not need (and should not use) a comma after 1960.
- " That would really be a "horrible" mistake.
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I believe that:
(1) You do not need (and should not use) a comma after 1960.
(2) You may use a comma after "fine."
(3) You definitely should not use a comma after "young." That would
really be a "horrible" mistake.
(1) You do not need (and should not use) a comma after 1960.
(2) You may use a comma after "fine."
(3) You definitely should not use a comma after "young." That would
really be a "horrible" mistake.
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