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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Using a name in a sentance

Hi, I'm designing a user interface and was wondering which one of these would be right:
  • Welcome back, Charles, you last visited around 3 days ago.
  • Welcome back Charles, you last visited around 3 days ago.
  • Welcome back, Charles. You last visited around 3 days ago.
Or some variation.

Many thanks,
Seith
  

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Hi, I'm designing a user interface and was wondering which one of these would be right: Welcome back, Charles, you last visited around 3 days ago. Welcome back Charles, you last visited around 3 days ago. Welcome back, Charles.

— Clive

  • Hi, I'm designing a user interface and was wondering which one of these would be right: Welcome back, Charles, you last visited around 3 days ago.
  • Welcome back Charles, you last visited around 3 days ago.
  • Welcome back, Charles.
  • You last visited around 3 days ago.
  • Or some variation.
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Hi,

I'm designing a user interface and was wondering which one of these would be right:

  • Welcome back, Charles, you last visited around 3 days ago.
  • Welcome back Charles, you last visited around 3 days ago.
  • Welcome back, Charles. You last visited around 3 days ago.


    • Or some variation. Not #2. I prefer #3. Except my name isn't Charles.
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