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In November, they went to New Orleans. vs In November they went to New Orleans.

Both phrases are correct, but they differ in terms of punctuation. The first phrase includes a comma after 'November,' while the second phrase does not. The use of a comma in this context is a matter of style and preference, as both versions are commonly used in written English.

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In November, they went to New Orleans.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in written English.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in written English. The comma after 'November' is optional and depends on the writer's style preferences.

Examples:

  • In November, they went to New Orleans for a vacation.
  • In December, they plan to visit Paris.
  • In January, we will start a new project.
  • In February, she completed her studies.
  • In March, the flowers start to bloom.
  • I'm not going back to New Orleans.
  • - No me back to New Orleans.
  • I'm glad you suggested we go to New Orleans.
  • This cousin of mine keeps writing me to come down to New Orleans.
  • Use your loot right you can order them to New Orleans.
  • You're dead on this every waterfront from Boston to New Orleans.
  • And then come home to New Orleans.
  • Because I'm going with you to New Orleans.
  • We're going to New Orleans.
  • But he came here to New Orleans.
  • Passengers waiting for flight 73 to New Orleans.
  • In the spring of 1988, I returned to New Orleans.
  • We need to confirm whether the President's going to make it to New Orleans.
  • Call us, e-mail us or just come to New Orleans.
  • Tanya called, told me you're going down to New Orleans.
  • All traffic would have to be diverted to new orleans.
  • We placed Babakov aboard the U.S.S. Birmingham for transport to New Orleans.
  • In November 1993, they went to Germany where they sought, and were denied political asylum.
  • A sweltering 800-mile road trip to New Orleans.
  • It's a copy of the outgoing manifest, and it lists all the slaves they were transporting to New Orleans.

Alternatives:

  • In November they went to New Orleans.
  • They went to New Orleans in November.
  • They went to New Orleans in the month of November.
  • They visited New Orleans in November.
  • In November, their trip was to New Orleans.

In November they went to New Orleans.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in written English.

This phrase is correct and commonly used in written English. The absence of a comma after 'November' is also acceptable and does not affect the clarity of the sentence.

Examples:

  • In November they went to New Orleans for a vacation.
  • In December they plan to visit Paris.
  • In January we will start a new project.
  • In February she completed her studies.
  • In March the flowers start to bloom.
  • I'm not going back to New Orleans.
  • - No me back to New Orleans.
  • I'm glad you suggested we go to New Orleans.
  • This cousin of mine keeps writing me to come down to New Orleans.
  • Use your loot right you can order them to New Orleans.
  • You're dead on this every waterfront from Boston to New Orleans.
  • And then come home to New Orleans.
  • Because I'm going with you to New Orleans.
  • We're going to New Orleans.
  • But he came here to New Orleans.
  • Passengers waiting for flight 73 to New Orleans.
  • In the spring of 1988, I returned to New Orleans.
  • We need to confirm whether the President's going to make it to New Orleans.
  • Call us, e-mail us or just come to New Orleans.
  • Tanya called, told me you're going down to New Orleans.
  • All traffic would have to be diverted to new orleans.
  • We placed Babakov aboard the U.S.S. Birmingham for transport to New Orleans.
  • A sweltering 800-mile road trip to New Orleans.
  • It's a copy of the outgoing manifest, and it lists all the slaves they were transporting to New Orleans.
  • I need to come with me to New Orleans.

Alternatives:

  • In November, they went to New Orleans.
  • They went to New Orleans in November.
  • They went to New Orleans in the month of November.
  • They visited New Orleans in November.
  • In November, their trip was to New Orleans.

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