Do you add a time-out between five and six days?

In a sentence, if five or six days are used to represent time, there is no need to separate them with punctuation marks, which is the point that represents time.

Pause ","means a pause between juxtaposed words or phrases, which has two main purposes in Chinese: one is to separate the same kind of juxtaposed things, usually a single word, word or short sentence, in which the pause is shorter than a comma. Second, separate the serial number from the characters with the serial number of Chinese characters.

Usage of pause:

1. Used to separate coordinate words in a sentence.

2. Used between repeated words that need to be paused.

3. Used after some word order words (Chinese numerals without brackets or "heavenly stems and earthly branches" word order words).

4. When two adjacent or similar numbers are put together to represent a divisor, there is usually no pause. If two adjacent numbers are abbreviated, pause should be used.

There is usually no pause between the juxtaposed components marked with quotation marks and between the juxtaposed components marked with book titles. If other elements are inserted between parallel quotation marks or between parallel book titles (such as quotations or book titles followed by enclosed notes), pause should be used.

6. Use pauses between modifiers in parallel.

7. Don't pause between coordinate predicates and complements, use commas.