Simple grammar question! PLEASE ANSWER WITHIN 20 MIN: If I am writing "United States" as "U. S.", how do I add a comma after "U. S."?
This is my sentence:
At first, radio signals came from the U. S. < [COMMA] > but then it came from Canada.

Is it "U. S.," or "U. S;" or "U. S,"? PLEASE ANSWER QUICKLY! :D

The most correct way to write this would be U.S.,

Explanation:

I have a few opitions which are all techincally grammaticlly correct.

First, the radio signals came from the United States; then they came from Canada. (More formal)

...came from the U.S. but then (also grammatrically correct)

...from the U.S., then from

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