GrammarGeek, for you that is true, I am sure. Unfortunately, I work in a school where I get handwritten papers from adult native speakers with the same mistakes. Sometimes when I underline it, I am still questioned. I think Ray is right;

Can slanting be used to highlight a word or phrase or clause? Yes. The use you illustrate here ( su r prised ) is an example of indicating vocal stress to emphasize a word or phrase. In handwriting, you would underline it instead. It's the

Here is the sentence I've extract from an US website : "When applying for a job, chances are that your work experience in the United States will move your CV to the top of the list" I am not clair about the structure used in the

"Just about every kryptonian you've ever met, turned out to be a coldblooded killer." By the underline is's meant "almost every kryptonian", right?

ok the phrase : Also remember that predicate nominatives/adjectives are only for linking verbs and action verbs are followed by direct/indirect objects is what i needed to hear 4 hours ago....lol.... thank you so very much i am correcting my sons

thanks for asking the question, im going to say, underline tho, cuz thats what the other to said, and thats what im going to use in my paper

Please, check these sentences: 1) Underline the most suitable verb forms: 1. If Bill didn’t steal /hadn’t stolen the car, he wasn’t/ wouldn’t be in prison now. 2. If you invited/ had invited me last week, I was able/ had been able/ would have

Hi, If you could explain a little bit about the nature of your concern, it will help us to help you without simply repeating what has already been said in the thread. Best wishes, Clive

1.I hope you aren't hurt by what I said ________ . 2. I come from a big family , so I have many cousins relatives . 3. The teacher was surprised by Ben's excellent presentation__. 4. My twin brothers are identical.My friens can't see

1. What do you mean by done often ? An object of possession is in general a permanent object of possesion. Anyway, here it looks permanent to me. I do not see any difference being introduced by the quotation marks, except to underline/quote