These positions were in (24) Switzerland Prague and Germany.
Correct this portion of the sentence
Switzerland Prague
Switzerland, Prague,
Switzerland Prague,
Switzerland, Prague
no error
I think it is C...?
It's probably right. However, some grammarians would also use a comma after Prague.
I'm bothered by the lack of parallelism. Switzerland and Germany are countries. Prague is a city.
Thank you both....:)
The correct way to write this portion of the sentence is:
Switzerland, Prague,
You are correct, option C.
In this case, Switzerland and Prague are different places, so they should be separated by a comma to indicate that two different locations are being mentioned. By inserting a comma between "Switzerland" and "Prague," the sentence becomes grammatically correct.