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user 12512
The comma is a punctuation character that is placed on the baseline and looks similar to a single quotation mark.
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Should I always use a comma after "e.g." or "i.e."?
As indicated in The Elements of Style, abbreviations are "parenthetic and should be punctuated accordingly". It also says "never omit one comma and leave the other". For me, this means if you put a co …
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