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Goodman wrote: Fleder, "Mr Tom" in British English- Are you sure of that? Or you just think you are correct? "Mr." is the abbrivation of "mister" and all abbrivations by rule should have a "period" or "stop" at the end, no matter it's BrE or AmE. It's like "F.B.I" and "The U.N.". Don't be...

spelling errors highlighted in this colour other comments/amendments in pink. You are also being rather random in your use of capital letters. It seems very lazy to use the same job description word for word each time. CURICULAM VITATE (personal information removed by...

1000 years ALL THAT SAID some disgruntled I m fed up with the religious aspect of Christmas person

Hi, Mr.Geek! Thank you very much for your answers. Concerning to that sentence "They are all together ooky", I took it from the theme song lyrics "The Addams Family", but I have already looked for this word in lots of different places without finding the answer (perhaps the lyrics is...

By long established custom references to books and other stand-alone documents (nonperiodicals) give the place of publication followed by the name of the publisher in references. By custom references to articles in periodicals dispense with this information. But since an article is a part of a...

BrE (1) Strictly speaking, all such abbreviations require a full stop (to show that they are abbreviations). (2) However, when an abbreviation is very frequently used, the full stop is often omitted, as in Mr and Mrs. Another example of this omission is in a modern Language Learners ...

1) How long is a piece of string? Exactly 27.82cm. Anything other this is either shorter or longer than it should be. 2) Who Said an Orange should be called an Orange , and not a Window? First, windows weren't invented back then. Second, it was almost called a Green because long ago, at the...

Hi, I have made a minor alteration to your 2nd paragraph to make it as the first. Please note, whenever you write American Business School,Paris in your essay, write it fully, don't abbreviate it.Like I mentioned before, you still need to incorporate one more paragraph to mention your future...

Good day Anonymous, It looks better now but I see that you still haven't changed some of the amendments I made earlier. It is also the only continent controlled by a single political existence. Yes, the sentence is in passive form and you don't need to add 'is' anywhere. Here's the corrected...

There is not really another prepositional phrase with the precision of "up to and including" as it leaves no doubt that the date following the phrase is included. It is regularly used in legal documents.