Hello CalifJim, Sorry for the "mental" mistake and wrinkles I gave you again. Let me re-work it with no#3. For the last question, reason I used the capital letters is that the name of the system we use is called "Main

what What is ment meant by these proverbs ? You need a capital letter at the beginning of each and a period at the end of each. Why not try to figure out the meaning yourself first? Then we'll check. Certainly "Look before you

I hope they won't give you the wrinkles this time Too late! Everything gives me wrinkles! _______________ George used to have a statue on the mental of his apartment. ( Could "in" be natural?) mantel or mantelpiece (the shelf over

HI, It sounds totally wrong. What are you trying to say? Note also that the sentence is formed incorrectly because it does not start with a capital letter and end with a period. These matters are important. Best wishes, Clive

Okay. As are you with your capitalization and punctuation.

my sister kelly loves cats. circle the proper noun? If you used proper capitalization, the proper noun, which starts with a capital letter, will leap out at you.

Hi, First, what's your answer? Then we can help you with it. You have a spelling mistake. Some capital letters are missing. You have no punctuation. best wishes, Clive

Hi again efsun 42. What I meant in my post is that you should use a capital letter at the beginning of each sentence, and capitalize the word "I". Of course we don't expect English learners to write perfectly, but deliberate

Hi efsun42 -- welcome to English Forums. Plese try to use correct spelling, capitalization and punctuation when you post here. I know that "u" and "i" are fine in instant messages, but on an English language forum we really prefer "you" and "I".

Hi, It's incorrect grammar because you need some capital letters and a period. Also, don't say 'the'. Clive