I don't know how to capitalize it, It needs commas, it seems to me. Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo, buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo, buffalo buffalo buffalo. explain, please.

The inimitable (Email Removed) (Peter Moylan) stated one day I think my favorite of this type is to correctly ... buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo. It's already correctly punctuated. I don't know how to capitalize it, It

This is the original poster, walansari@hotmail.com. Thank you all for responding. Yes, 4 should not have had a question mark. But you all lost track of my original question. And I think I figured this one out. But before I congratulate myself on

Hi, you said I have a couple of questions about the grammer in a business letter I had to write for an English class. The first question is wether I should capitalize international sales manager and the second is if there should be a comma after

Actually, the state will be run by pretty much the same people who ran it during Pete Wilson's administration, I hear. I object to that second comma. Robert? Charles Riggs Email address: chriggs¦at¦eircom¦dot¦net

I've just seen such an exercise: Put commas where necessary to make the sentence correct: In the exam John where ... night. I just cannot get what the author is trying to elicit. Is it a kind of joke or what? This is a hoary old chestnut.

I've just seen such an exercise: Put commas where necessary to make the sentence correct: In the exam John where ... night. I just cannot get what the author is trying to elicit. Is it a kind of joke or what? It is a kind of joke, and it is

I've just seen such an exercise: Put commas where necessary ... to elicit. Is it a kind of joke or what? I rather like this commas-only version of the old chestnut I hadn't seen this variant before. Some of those "commas" need to

Evan Kirshenbaum filted: Some of those "commas" need to be of the "inverted" kind, and at least one needs to have its tail removed. Alternatively, that one needs to be wearing a yarmulke..r I considered that, but there seems to

Evan Kirshenbaum filted: I've just seen such an exercise: Put commas where necessary ... to elicit. Is it a kind of joke or what? Some of those "commas" need to be of the "inverted" kind, and at least one needs to have its