In this sentence, what punctuation should i use? I would like to use the same sentence structure, with "should" as the first word of the sentence. I would like to use the same sentence structure: with "should" as the first

In this sentence, what punctuation should i use? I would like to use the same sentence structure, with should as the first word of the sentence. I would like to use the same sentence structure: with should as the first word of the sentence. I

How do I diagram a list that follows a colon? It is not a clause, as it has no predicate. It is simply two noun phrases joined by "and". Here is the sentence: Only two knots are requires for most fly-fishing situations: a knot for tying

Hi, My apologies if you realize this, but I'd like briefly to mention that a semi-colon does not have to be used in the above examples. A period is also a valid and very common choice. You can, of course, use a semi-colon if you want

Hi, how are you....? Where you are now? Where you are now leaving? pls. tell me so that i can know where you are now and where you from? Because as now i really really miss you so so much do you know that? You know i dont know what is image now

Hi, I'm learning about how to put together the cover letter. I need help with my own cover letter (I need this to sound fluent and English) but first, I would like to share what I have learnt by myself (you are welcome to give some

I have been out of school WAY to long and can not remember this rule of thumb. I thought it was when listing....use a colon, when phrasing use a semi colon????

Hi, "... but a semi-colon is a very odd form of punctuation to choose..." So the bway way to write the sentence down will be like 1. I thknk we should stop. Do you agree? 2. I thknk we should stop. Don't you agree?

"... but a semi-colon is a very odd form of punctuation to choose..." So the bway way to write the sentence down will be like 1. I thknk we should stop. Do you agree? 2. I thknk we should stop. Don't you agree? Are

That's OK, Abraxas-- I just deleted the first one. My comment-- the sentence seems to be structured OK, but is too awkward for me to be sure of that. Keep in mind that m-dashes can replace all sorts of punctuation-- commas, brackets, colons--