...in Duisburg where 19 people died at...

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Hello Alan, Mister Micawber, Beeesneees, Mordant, Esl_Expert and other native English speakers,

bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-10757080
Mourners have lit candles near the scene of a stampede in [color=darkblue]Duisburg [color=red]where 19 people died at Germany’s Love Parade festival.

Isn’t a comma necessary between [color=darkblue]Duisburg and [color=red]where?

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To be 100% correct, yes.

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Thank you, B. Would you like some tea?

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:slight_smile: How come Alan gets offered chicken and I only get tea?

I think including a sudden change of topic in the middle of the posts might be good therapy for you in learning not to treat them so preciously, Tofu. I like the funny you.

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B,

Tea is just a starter.

[color=blue][size=200]These are all for you![/size]

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Heaven!

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What’re you going to start with, B? A piece of sliced bread?

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The centre dish looks as if it contains the starters, then I’ll just move in a circular direction until I get to my favourite part… the desserts on the top left.

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Can I have a bite of the cheese cake, please?

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Help yourself… I might be stuffed before I get that far!