HELLO, I HAVE TO MAKE CLEAR TO MY SELLER THAT I HAVE NOT PAID MY ACCOUNTS ON TIME BECAUSE MY CLIENT HAS ALSO A DELAY OF THE PAYMENT OF ME. ACTUALLY MY BILL IS IN THE DEBT(16 DAYS DUE) AND I WANT TO EXPLAIN TO MY SELLER THE SITUATION, AND ALSO I

I am trying to settle a debt with an employer before it goes to small claims court. And can you explain the reason for using a comma? Thanks again!

The most remarkable thing about Hughes's work, looking back, is how he worked in such an utterly contemptible subgenre "let's suck up to the teenie-weenies so they'll give us their money" yet made a lot of films that are

Hi, I hope that you are going to start punctuating and using capitals in future posts,as i suggested. earlier. The lack of this makes all these sentences wrong. It also makes them a little harder for me to understand quickly. when i

The word "I" is always capitalised. Sentences begin with a capital letter and end with a period (or question mark or exclamation mark). Some of the commas I've suggested are not mandatory. I just feel they help make the

could someone go over my corrections , i'm not sure they are right when i can no longer avoid get ting expelled i'll change schools it cost 10 dollars more in /on gas per day to drive a car than a moped/rather than a

hello, can someone check my corrections please She's more at home than me, since its her mom that owns the place more than I Beautiful/beautifully colored eyes Beautifully colored eyes as in she has beautifully colored eyes

No one is trying to silence you. You can shoot your damn fool mouth of all you like, just don't expect us to give you a cookie for it. Hmm... Obviously, a "damn fool mouth" can be addressed forthwith by the facts. Maybe you could

Hi, Is the following text grammatically correct? Our focus will be on these companies’ sustainability of operating performance. As capital markets are opening up , and debt refinancing worries are receding, we think, regulators would

It seems fine to me. "To INVOLVE is to bring more or less deeply into something, esp. of a complicated, embarrassing, or troublesome nature: to involve someone in debt." - Random House Unabridged Dictionary Extra work can be