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Hi, When nonrestrictive elements are in nonrestrictive clauses, how are they to be punctuated? e.g. Jon McCoy, an English Professor at Cleveland State University, north of Col u mbus, was awarded... Is the punctuation above fine, or should the commas around 'north of Columbus' be...

When nonrestrictive elements are in nonrestrictive clauses, how are they to be punctuated? e.g. Jon McCoy, an English Professor at Cleveland State University, north of Coloumbus, was awarded... Is the punctuation above fine, or should the commas around 'north of Columbus' be omitted?

I think you may be confusing what as a question word and what as the head of a subordinate clause. What (thing) makes up the core elements ? Agreement is between what and matters and between what and is . It doesn't matter how many things follow because what follows is not the subject....

Doll wrote: I can teach you but I am afraid of doing mistakes because of the new policy of our university " first be your own teacher, then teach someone". We don't have any academical grammar lessons. If you realized, 1 post out of 9 among my posts is wrong. I both teach and learn, something...

I can teach you but I am afraid of doing mistakes because of the new policy of our university " first be your own teacher, then teach someone". We don't have any academical grammar lessons. If you realized, 1 post out of 9 among my posts is wrong. I both teach and learn, something strange like...

Anonymous wrote: What is the rule for placing a comma before where and when when they follow a clause? For example: He graduated from Yale University, where he was a double major. How do I know wheater ( whether ) or not to place a comma before the where? Since the name of university is...

What is the rule for placing a comma before where and when when they follow a clause? For example: He graduated from Yale University, where he was a double major. How do I know wheater or not to place a comma before the where?

Let's spread out the issue a little bit: ____ O ____ Type 2. Basic forms . a. If we caught the 10 o'clock train, we would (could, might, etc.) get there by lunch-time. b. If I came into a fortune, I would give up smoking. c. If I knew how it worked, I could...

I think you have done very well, Sandura. You might try adding a 'because' clause at the end to explain why you have chosen Tweenty University in particular. And a final short paragraph (sentence) thanking the reader for his/her time and consideration.

ALL students learning to become teachers will be required to study spelling and grammar and how to control classroom behaviour. The NSW Minister for Education, John Della Bosca, will today release the new teacher standards, which will be compulsory in all universities across the state...