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Clive wrote: Hi, I have a doubt about using commas when finishing an email. When a person ends an email using comma and doesn´t sign the name . Can it be like a non stop conversation ? No. Put a period. Otherwise, it will look like you omitted part of your email or forgot to finish your...

Hi, I have a doubt about using commas when finishing an email. When a person ends an email using comma and doesn´t sign the name . Can it be like a non stop conversation ? No. Put a period. Otherwise, it will look like you omitted part of your email or forgot to finish your sentence. This...

Hi, I have a doubt about using commas when finishing an email. When a person ends an email using comma and doesn´t sign the name . Can it be like a non stop conversation ? thanks

GlynMorris wrote: Fighting battle with author. I say following is incomprehensible babble. Any opinion? Harry was that way with his life, too. Everything was right there up, front and center, open doorways, as he navigated through a conversation from one topic to the next, all meshing...

Hi all2) I would write USD 12.00 or US$12.00 (I wouldn't use a comma.)3) I wouldn't say have much better Polish. I would say: the students speak much better Polish or the students have a much better command/knowledge of Polish.5) I would say: after a few conversations.CB

Anonymous wrote: Hello, I am just trying to find out if you put a comma before all quotes???? According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the EHR is, “a longitudinal collection of patient-centric healthcare information available across providers, care settings,...

Will someone please proofread this for me thank you. Proofreading a conversation for correct use of apostrophes, quotation marks and underlining (italics) (1)”I know” he replied “but I got lost”. Someone’s directions were incorrect. (2) It’s all right, “Cara said”. Did you deliver Mrs....

Thank you, Mr. M. In your answer you said "the post-colon portion elaborated the number of books on chaos theory" in regard to the following example sentence: We've had streams of books on chaos theory: no fewer that tweleve since 1988. My one possible foible is the fact that I try read the...

Hi, 1. I was looking at the punctuation section of cogs.susx.ac.uk website for its help on semicolons and colons and I have some questions on them. In its "The Semicolon" section, it is noted, "If a suitable connecting word is used, then a joining comma is used, rather than a semicolon: Women's...

Anonymous wrote: Her garden is separated off by a wall, from the neighbour's. She is often engaged in a conversation with that wall separating them. Separate off is correct; the of use comma before the prep. phrase is justifiable. The second sentece is okay.