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Comma Rules

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• Numbers
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Commas with Geographic Places

Use a comma to separate parts of geographic places. The final comma is optional.

Example: Hollywood, Ireland(,) is not as famous as Hollywood, California.

Use a comma to separate parts of an address in a sentence.

Example: His address is 46 Baker Street, London, NW2 2LK, Great Britain.

Exercise

see also: → Form of English Business Letters

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Changed: 10th Dec 2010 19:36

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