The fence consisted of wooden posts

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99bottles

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This is a sentence I'm writing.

The fence consists of wooden posts, with steel wires between.


Is the comma between posts and with needed?
 

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No. I'd end with "between them" or "in-between".
 

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Or just with steel wire. I can't see any other way the wire would go with fence posts.
 
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