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Mister Micawber wrote The comma is properly needed to set off the appositive as in your 1 and 4 except that I would put the comma outside the quotation mark and is starred by passive is not native use stars John When the noun and its appositive are short and very closely associated the commas...

The comma is properly needed to set off the appositive as in your 1 and 4 except that I would put the comma outside the quotation mark and is starred by passive is not native use stars John When the noun and its appositive are short and very closely associated the commas are sometimes omitted My...

Mister Micawber wrote A How can I know when to include the article in the quotation mark portion or not What is within the quotes is what the person said what is outside the quotes has been added or changed by the journalist Thank you Mr M What possibly could be the content of what Mr Bush s had...

A How can I know when to include the article in the quotation mark portion or not What is within the quotes is what the person said what is outside the quotes has been added or changed by the journalist B How do we know if a noun has an adjective that is a noun in form that phrase is an...

Hi A When reading a newspaper I think one would likely to see words or phrases or even clauses in quotation marks How can I know when to include the article in the quotation mark portion or not 1 At the same time Bush called for an enduring relationship with Iraq that Why not At the same time...

Yes Mr M It helps a lot It kind of engendered some inquiries though 1 In your interview in the English test net website you said From there it didn t take much thought to realize that I could eliminate the middle man and start my own school lucrative enough to make Japan a good place to stay What...

Well I don t like your example because I think an ENL would use a blessing of democracy but in any case nouns are frequently used as adjectives no quotation marks required By abnormal usage is generally meant abnormal meaning

Hi I think an expert here said something to the effect that a word phrase or even a clause can be put in quotation marks if its usage or use is abnormal or extraordinary but I seem to be encountering many instances where a noun is acting as an adjective and that noun doesn t seem to be a usual...

Hi I think it has been noted in this forum that a genitive I think it means a noun that has or is from a verbal root can be made it to be a countable noun possibly like this a barking of a dog need not be heeded Here a barking can be said to be an instance of barking 1 Why has the person who...

Jackson6612 wrote Hi Philip I wasn t looking for an answer There is another question I used single quotation marks in Do you call compound nouns set nouns in AmE Would there have been any problem if I have used double quotation marks as in the following sentence Do you call compound nouns set...