just to clear things up I've been hitting nice shots today, at least more than usual ( is it THAN THE USUAL or THAN USUAL? How many more points do you get when you hit a strike than a spare? THIS ONE I WASNT SURE, DOES IT SOUND

Hi, The reason you have not yet had a reply maybe that your post is very long. I'm glad that you have now started sentences with a capirtal. But oyu still have other problems with capitals and punctuation in some of these examples.

Hi, 1. The owner of the apartment overbudgets the electricity expenses so as to maake sure the tenant does go over that amount in electricty per month so that he doesn't have to pay out of his pocket (what i'm trying to say is that

Hi G, Sounds like you are not familiar with the Monty Python sketch and song called 'I'm a lumberjack'. Here are the lyrics. I'm a lumberjack, and I'm okay. I sleep all night and I work all day. MOUNTIES: He's a

We're two guys agreeing how to play football. Agreeing is a present participle in your sentence, not a gerund. Present participles are commonly used in what I call clause equivalents, in other words, in structures where a relative pronoun or

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Who sung "A Tree and Me"? These are the lyrics PLEASE CARVE NO COLD HEADSTONE FOR ME, BUT RATHER PLANT A SAPLING TREE; AND LAY MY ASHES `NEATH ITS FOOT, SO THROUGH MY BODY IT TAKES ROOT. THEN AS THE SEASONS COME AND GO, MY MONUMENT

Hi I'm not sure I understand two sentences from the paragraph below. Paul McGuinness, the manager of U2 said: PAUL: It was during that period that Island Records was acquired by Polygram. This was a process I was very

http://forexnews-4all.blogspot.com/2009/07/australian-employers-cut-21400-jobs-as.html July 9 Australian employment fell in June, pushing the jobless rate to the highest in almost six years, as the global recession reduced demand for iron ore and

I just finished reading the novel, by John Fante, written in 1939.  I saw Robert Towne's movie adaptation a few years ago and liked it, but I like the book more.  The movie can't capture the author's voice. Here's one beautiful