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You may do all of the above: 'and' permits both, while logic suggests that the city will also permit the omission of either. The commas are irrelevant here, and unnecessary. If the property lies on Front Street, however, the options are not set out; it is presumed from the context that more...

Hi nona the brit, That's excellent and interesting information. Can you find a web site that provides the "proper" method of writing a business letter in Britian? I tried, but I came up empty. In North America, a colon is used after Dear Mr. X: in a business setting, and in a personal...

Guest, Post:46522. Please pay particular attention to 3, 4, 6, 7, and 8. It is your job to provide the content, check the spelling, and provide the proper format. We will assist you with the grammar portion. And even then, only to a limited degree. We are not your personal editors. Also,...

Dear Sir: I am writing to apply for the Master's Degree program in European Comparative Public Policy.(1) I graduated in communication science in July 2004 from the University of xxx. My degree focuses on political communication and international relations. I also took several courses in...

Hi Hanuman, First, let's just work on your posting typography, spelling and grammar: "Sir, Please explain the meaning of the following sentences: 1.Aunt Irene, grey-haired and plumped I could not understand this sentence, so please explain...

Why don't you place them, and we'll correct them? ... And check your spelling.

Hi DK, Welcome to englishforums. "Press on the wound. That will stop the bleeding". The 'that' is not a relative pronoun for a dependent clause. It is a different word (with a different pronounciation); it is the demonstrative pronoun for 'pressing on the wound'. I have not pursued all...

hehehe, notice I haven't answered the comma question either! I'm POSITIVE I'd botch that one up, so I'm hoping that an actual English teacher with lots of time on his or her hands will tackle that one. No problem about the spelling! Like I said, it looks weird when it's underlined, so it's an...

Haoquide, My apologies for the incorrect spelling of your name. I dislike it when that happens! Glad you enjoyed the additional context. I thought her speech was good. And I don't mind if she has some spunk. At least she didn't use the VP Cheney recent infamous line. I won't even hint at...

Where are you publishing these things, bubu? Bollywood Blockbusters If there is one thing that is quintessentially Indian it’s the Hindi Filuums. (I presusme you did that spelling on purpose??) India is the world leader in film production; it is affectionately referred to as ‘Bollywood.’ The...