By Spelling, Correct spelling

1. No, it's not. "How much do you charge for a kayak?" is a complete sentence. Like Nona, I just try to imagine two buddies on the beach saying these lines to each other (US types). I'm not sure what the rules are. 2. As I said in my edit, I decided you're right and...

I heard a native speaker say "amer" (I don't know the correct spelling). Let me provide you with the context. He was trying to start a fire the traditional way - rubbing a stick along a narrow depression cut into the bamboo. Then, smoke started to form and that's when he said...

Hi, We request to issue a cheque book and challan book We would like to request a cheque book and a challan book. What's a chalan book? Is this correct spelling? Best wishes, Clive

the correct spelling is automotopia. its an english grammar term used to express an action in a way. example. when u open a soda can, it POPS in a loud manner. i hope that helped you =)

Is each other the correct spelling or can it also be used as eachother?

According to my Concise Oxford English Dictionary,"The correct spelling is pronunciation, not pronounciation."

I just thought I'd mention that Barbera is a spelling error, Anon. The correct spelling is Barbara.

haha - I am not sure Barbera is someone whose word can be trusted. She can't even get the correct spelling of "hear"!

There are two subjects. one is the subject of the main clause: One ... is the principle* of universal service. these is the subject of the subordinate (relative) clause: These still survive. / ... these that still survive.*Note the correct spelling.CJ

Hi Justine, why not try at least to use the correct spelling? There is no such word as "i" in English. And and is spelled with a d, which you ommit throughout the text. saludos