In Punctuation^x, Word order^x

Just to apologize for the typo I made : I wrote 'ponctuation' whereas it should be 'punctuation'... Somebody ought to slap my sticky fingers... This refers to option number 1 in the original note above, which I think requires additional pUnctuation.

Hi Chintu, welcome to the Forums, First of all, here is the wrong place for your post . Try to repost it to the writing section where it can get more attention from people who are interested in correcting others' writings. But here are a few hints: try to write your article using the Microsoft...

How about: What can be learned from hearing the question, “Can you tell me why you changed my grade from a score of 16 to 15?” answered with: “Well,…16 just didn’t feel right to me.”? (Admittedly, though the change in word order creates a slightly different kind of emphasis, the change does...

Valiant effort. Didn't want to force you into it. Your ?')?" at the end is just the kind of thing that blows me out of the water. Did you, however, further complicate the punctuation by quoting my sentence, because your solution looks as complicated as the answer to punctuating the original...

Standard English, also known as Standard Written English or SWE, is the form of English most widely accepted as being clear and proper. Publishers, writers, educators, and others have over the years developed a consensus of what standard English consists of. It includes word choice, word...