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23-Oct-2007, 14:06
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 Use Of Commas "Thank you" should you follow the words thank you with a comma. I am having a dispute with my colleague who says not but when using microsoft office auto-text adds a comma. I am not sure if this is correct. I work in medicine and the majority of letters I do begin with the words Thank you for referring this 64 year old gentleman etc . . . . . .  Last edited by RUBYLIPS; 23-Oct-2007 at 14:34. Reason: Clarification |
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24-Oct-2007, 08:41
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| Re: Use Of Commas I would not put a comma there. |
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