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English Punctuation
Titles,
Dates & Addresses
There are special puncation rules for date, names and addresses, Titles.
Rules for using commas with dates, names and addresses:
- Dates - a comma is placed, between the day and the year,
when the writing according to American English (Month, Day, Year - September
15, 2005.
- Note: If the date is written the according to Europe (Day, Month,
Year), then there is no comma.
- Days and Dates - When writing the day and the date a comma
is placed after the day, and follow the rules for dates (see above).
- Example: Monday, July 15, 2008
- Titles - A comma is place after a name followed
by a title.
- Example: John Brown, Ph.D.
- Tim Lee, Jr.
- Addresses - A comma is placed between a street and a town
or city, State, and Country.
- Example: 15 Fifth Avenue, Houston, England.
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