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This seems like a homework assignment to me. Are you asking us to do your homework for you? Why don't you try it first, and someone will be happy to help you if you're struggling.

one of defining hallmarks of modern society in the usa is a functioning employment law although people work on a basis of selling their time skills and services to others there will be power differences between the employer and the employee since the worker has lower economic economic influence a...

Your punctuation is okay, but you have a few other problems. Remember that sentences start with capital letters, and so do names. He is honest, but Ali is mean.

Hi Matt, Using bullets allows you to do almost anything you want. You don't have to follow conventional use for capital letters, articles, or punctuation. What governs bullets is "style" not "grammar." The thing you really SHOULD do is always be consistent. So you could use it exactly as you...

Anonymous wrote: When referring to a novel in a paragraph, what is the proper punctuation - do you underline the title only, do you underline and have quotations, do you only have quotations? Also are all the words of the novel's title capitalized? HB Common Errors in English The Right...

Duifje wrote: Hmm I want to add a signature to my emails stating the reason I don't use capital letters, apostrophes or proper punctuation. I prefer to write properly but sometimes I don't have the time to type as I should. How can I put it? I can't come up with anything that sounds...

Hmm I want to add a signature to my emails stating the reason I don't use capital letters, apostrophes or proper punctuation. I prefer to write properly but sometimes I don't have the time to type as I should. How can I put it? I can't come up with anything that sounds convincing... ie...

Hello Agina, you are welcome to come here with your questions. To help you with your first post, remember that I is always capitalised and that the start of a new sentence is a capital letter. Hello everyone! i I am the a new member here. ('The' would mean that you are the one and only new...

Derek, also capital letters! How are you, Dad? I missed you so much. Can you write to me when you are free?

Firstly, make sure you use capital "I" not lowercase "i". Secondly, make sure you have a space after a punctuation mark. After a full stop, start the next sentence with a capital letter. english should be capitalized as Englishspelling errors: mitakes>mistakes pratical > practical ...