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I would put a comma as it would usually be a different line?

I'm not sure if I'm right but I would do either this;

42 Cherry Tree Lane, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN1 1YB

or this;

42 Cherry Tree Lane

Tunbridge Wells

Kent

TN1 1YB

I'd do this.

But I am probably wrong.

THIS, could be wrong but is how i alwasy write address'!

I would also do this.

I think I was taught at school to put commas at the end of each line but I never do that now.

If I put the postcode on the same line, I wouldn't include a comma. This is how I usually write addresses.

42 Cherry Tree Lane,
Tunbridge Wells,
Kent TN1 1YB

But if it was on a separate line, for whatever reason, it gets a comma.

42 Cherry Tree Lane,
Tunbridge Wells,
Kent,
TN1 1YB

If writing out an address by hand, I usually underline the postcode too, which marks it out.

You never use a comma before the postcode!

This is the correct way;

42 Cherry Tree Lane, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN1 1YB

I always write it this way, but wasn't sure why. Probably because my ma has always written it this way.

I see it like this a lot so I'm sure you're correct Tricks. It just doesn't look right to me though.

You could put a full stop after Kent (I think) as the postcode is, in effect, a new sentence.

No, no, no!

Says who???

The BBC says different....

https://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/learnit/learnitv153.shtml

For any future questions my mum showed me this site (she teaches English as a foreign language and uses this all the time) - it has games and everything! Much more fun than when I 'learned' grammar at school

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