Fortu  +  439203 Mon, 05 Nov 07 09:42 PM Hi everybody.... I have some problems with punctuation.....Do I need a comma in the following sentence? By the middle of the twentieth century, England witnessed a sudden increase in immigration. Is this comma ok? And another question: Is it ok to say move into a country? p.e. in the following sentence: All those people seemed to have forgotten that they were moving into a country threatened by warfare and were thus very disapointed about the encountred situation. Hope the rest of my sentences is also correct, or if not someone could tell me  Would be great if someone could help me...Thank you.... Fortu Joined on Wed, Sep 26 2007 New Member 14 Commas, Punctuation

	Clive  +  439215 Mon, 05 Nov 07 10:01 PM Hi, I have some problems with punctuation.....Do I need a comma in the following sentence? By the middle of the twentieth century, England witnessed a sudden increase in immigration. Is this comma ok? Yes. I'd put a comma there, because of the length of the phrase. And another question: Is it ok to say move into a country? p.e. in the following sentence: All those people seemed to have forgotten that they were moving to a country threatened by warfare and were thus very disapointed about the situation they encountered. What does 'p.e.' mean?  Please edit? Best wishes, Clive Clive Joined on Thu, Oct 28 2004 Canada Veteran Member 29,627 El tango argentino es un pensamiento triste que se puede bailar (The tango argentino is a sad thought which can be danced) Enrique Santos Discépolo Commas, Punctuation

	Fortu  +  439217 Mon, 05 Nov 07 10:06 PM oups sorry, was too much in the French language, i wanted to write e.g. So you would say move to a country...? thank you for helping me... Fortu