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(I forgot to log in again, sorry-- MM) Thank you, Yohanna, but you didn't find all of the spelling mistakes. Colon, not exclamation mark, after Madam from August, not form August Always two spaces after the period at the end of a sentence the capital, not a capital Faculty of Social...

! is an exclamation mark - is a dash . is also a dot : colon ; semi-colon " ... " quotation marks " quote .............. " unquote

Dear Ms/Mr Sincerely, Yanakieva Watch your spelling and capitalizations. No exclamation marks, smiley faces, or anything else. I have made some changes and put in some words for you. See if my words capture your intent. I love your enthusiasm and passion. If I am hiring someone, I...

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Hello! I'm a French student and I have to write an essay in English. It is about translation (from English to French) and I have difficulties finding websites about the way you type punctuation in English. I know it is different from the way we type in French, but I can't find any explanations of...

Well, both or neither, really, because "rules" governing punctuation aren't really "rules" in the sense that rules govening nouns, verbs and adjectives are rules. Punctuation "rules" vary considerably, often from publisher to publisher, or from newspaper to newspaper. I can tell you that...