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Congratulations COMMA (,) then names...or no comma?!?

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eg Congratulations, Alice and Sam!

Congratulations Alice and Sam!

btw, if there is a comma, i need to redo the sign *pulls grumpy face*

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  1. It does matter.  Say it with a comma (a pause=a comma) and it's not right.  No comma, no need for it.


  2. it doesnt reallly matter

  3. No comma.

    A comma would separate  the "Congratulations" from the names of the persons being congratulated. E.g:

    Congratulations Clucky!

    Congratulations, Clucky did it!

    So, no need to re-do, either. :)
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