By Abbreviations, Grammar

Hi,is this grammetrically grammatically correct?do u believe in intutions and ESP (extra sensory perception) kind of things, i always ignore them thinking mere coincidences.but the questions is ..are coincidences so frequent?No. In addition to grammar problems, your spelling is incorrect, you are...

Sorry Yoong Liat, I think I didn't made it clear. The abbreviation of PS was made up arbitrarily. I didn't mean postscript. I could have used anything like BS, CS, DS, etc. in my question.Regarding the apostrophe for abbreviations, let me quote some of the references I've read:The...

First, capitalize the word I and other proper nouns, and then rewrite this without using abbreviations, and spell August correctly - then we can worry about grammar and syntax.

I have never seen such an abbreviation in my life. I would use AGs without a moment's hesitation, and then only in speech. If I were writing it, I'd write it out in the plural. MPs, AGs, SGs, etc.

Hi there all. Can anyone help me with this one? Attorney General can be abbreviated to AG. Likewise, Solicitor General or Witch Finder General can be abbreviated to SG and WFG respectively. When one AG meets with another AG the correct grammar is Attorneys General, with the correct abbreviation...

Anonymous wrote:It's still a bit unclear to me whether "no." (or some other abbreviation, maybe) can be used to replace number eg. in phrases "Number of messages" and "Serial number". Would you please share your views. I do have a reason for using abbreviations.no.,1. north.2. northern.3. ...

I would not use the abbreviation 'ibbl' (perhaps you did not actually use it)--also, the rest is good, except for the last sentence. Try: "These trainees gave me a top rating for my work."

Hello, welcome to the forum. I just wanted to let you know that you are more likely to get a response if your post includes capital letters and punctuation, and avoids abbreviations like "how r u" and "plz." I don't mean to offend you -- but the people here are all volunteers, and we choose...

Hello Mika, Welcome to the forums. Usually, a cover letter begins a little more gently. Something like: I'm writing to apply for the position of Financial Advisor that you have advertised for in the Grammar Times. I believe my experience and aptitude make me an excellent candidate for this...

Hi, Can anybody explain me the difference between: not like & don't like. It's better if you provide a few complete sentences as examples of what you are asking about, rather than just fragments. Perhaps you are thinking of sentences like these. I do not like coffee. I don't like...