Wouldn't like to sound cheeky, but could I ask anyone who is good at English to take a look at a piece of news I made up? It deals with a sample application, which is conceived to underline some features of a gui library. Does it sound quite

Hello, I have a question and thought that perhaps someone might help me. I am assisting (or attempting to assist!) my son with his homework. Here are the directions he has been given: "Change each underlined past-tense verb to its past

Hello, I'm trying to find a way to break up a word into syllables without knowing anything about the word. I found a way at http://www.ldonline.org/ld_indepth/teaching_techniques/ellis_unknownwords.html which is: 1. Isolate the prefix. 2.

hello every body here is my qeustion: underline the stress ( strongest syllable) on the words below: quarter career division residence requirement admission applicant recorder cassette undo

What do you do with a movie title if you use it in an eassy paper you have to write? Do you underline it? or put it in quotes? Or what are you suppose to do with it?

I am just trying to underline the importance of having A CONTEXT when dealing with grammar issues.

People tease me for it, but I try to write gramatically sound as much as I can regardless of what I write: essay, a short paper for a crappy teacher, IMs, etc. Of course, they are not always gramatically correct, but putting it in daily

I may be wrong but i don't think that there's a 'rule' as such on this one. I know that there are guidelines to follow when writing a 'thesis' but these may not be the same for each institution. For the sake of layout i would probably bold the

Do I underline titles of movies in a compare and contrast paper?