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Harmon Keeling

Feb 20, 2025

Grammar question: “Thank you, again.” Comma necessary?

Which is correct?A) Thank you, again.B) Thank you again.I'm writing a thank you note to a teacher who wrote a letter of recommendation for me. This teacher is my English teacher, so it would be quite embarrassing to make a grammatical error. (: Thanks in advance.
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No comma. If you are ending the note, you might say Thank you again, Leblah... Show More
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No comma necessary.It is short for:"I would like to thank you again for....."... Show More
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I think using comma will make it wrong."Thank you again" is just a short form of "I thank you again". If you say "I give you again", do you use comma there?... Show More
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Comma not required; if you put comma it will disconnect your sentence. this would mean that you are thankful (but seems just out of formality).... Show More
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