Commas Usage in Writing

After the second noun in the appositive (correct)

Only if the appositive is a single word

No commas are necessary with an appositive

Before the appositive

Before the name or title

After the name or title (correct)

Between the name or title and the verb

After the verb

After an introductory phrase

After the day and year in a date

Within quotation marks for a quote in the middle of a sentence (correct)

Separating hundreds from thousands in numbers

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