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Originally Posted by Chancie
The comma before the 'and' is called the Harvard comma, and
I tend to think of it as the rule we follow when we want to be extra correct.
I went to an old fashioned high school.
And a generation later . . .
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Wait a minute...so which is true? Medusa's version or Nat's?
I learned to go with the first (Medusa's version).
Can anyone substantiate this? Meaning, is this "official"?