Which is correct? "The meeting will be held on Nov. 6, 2009 at 8:30 a.m.." or "The meeting will be held on Nov. 6, 2009 at 8:30 a.m."

I just looked thru the many suggested references in the salmon colored section. No help. I remember in the forties we used to send packages "post paid" in the US. This was an alternative to sending them "collect," or

If you want to avoid confusion either agree with the person or state your preference. Yes, I agree, So do I, Yes, I do or I do not like apples, I like apples, Apples are good, (You are making a completely new statement that does not reference

My understanding : gray hair = the original color is gray graying hair = the original color is not gray but grayed. can I understand like this?

This is what I hear: I can see you believe in working hard. Oh, it's perfectly all right with me. Just carry on. (???), sir. When the cat's away, you know... The last part seems to be a reference to the expression " When the

Dear Sir or Madam, I read with great interst your advertisement that appered in XYZ's on-line vacancy inviting applicants for post reffered. .I would like to be considered for the same. I would like to apply for a position of

Kindly look into it for any kind of errors or inconsistencies. I'll be glad to have some critical responses. Thank you. "Dear Madam/Sir, I am XYZ, pursuing a bachelor degree in Engineering Physics at Indian Institute of Technology Delhi,

This is my version of the text: We used (1) to have great family holidays when I was younger. There was always something (2) interesting to do, such as going to the beach, playing football or going on rides at the fair. In the evenings we went to

Hi dear sir/madam I am an Iranian. I work as a translator and at the moment I am working on children story book. There are some idioms in the book which are really difficult to translate because I dont have any reference to find them.

I'm a pastor with a question about Hyphens and numbers. In writing a Bible reference with just two verses would you say James 2:1, 2 or James 2:1-2? Of course with a longer reference I'm sure it is James 2:1-3. But what about only two