Yes, a "painting" is created with paint (rather than, say, pencil, crayon, printing etc.). If the collection is predominantly of paintings with just one or two works in other media then I think you could get away with describing them,

Vermin Seranar (1) Vermin Seranar was born in İstanbul in 1983. Her music education started as Associate Professor Ahmet Ermakastar’s clarinet student at the State Conservatory, Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University. She kept

http://ollie.dcccd.edu/library/Module4/M4-IV/punct.htm has the MLA rules.

Hi, You write very, very well. Here are a small number of edits to consider. Have you considered putting the title of the game in italics, or perhaps underlining it? Clive Oh, alright. It's not in Dactylic

either straight, inwards, or outwards I'd say, "either straight, curved inwards, or curved outwards," or "either straight, curved inwards or outwards." neither straight, inwards, or outwards I'd say, "neither

As prose, I would write: Was it real? I'll never know. What I do know is that I will never forget. It seems your question might be reduced to how to arrange the words into one or more lines for dramatic effect. I've rambled on with some

I've got 2 short questions: 1. Is it correct to use "the" before the word "music"? For example: I like the music they create. In this case, yes. Because there is a restrictive clause. Compare with: "I like music.

Hi teachers, I just have a few questions from the answers not clear. I'd hope you could help out. Sorry for keeping you. My questions are in purple. Thank you 1 . If I rented a booth at a trade show, I need internet access

Song lyrics used to mean something. Some songs from a geneartion or two ago are so irresistable that when we occasionally find it on the radio, we can't help but crank it up because they brng back part of your youth, at least for the moment.

I notice from your tags that you refer to Britain, and unlike many people on this site, I live there. Firstly, there are certain phrases that are still commonly used in Britain, which may not be taken in a literal sense but are understood