Articles and apostrophes look OK to me, but I would make a couple of other tweaks: A red alga , Furcellaria lumbricalis , is distributed in the coastal areas of the Baltic Sea. The species' cover ranges from 50 to 100 percent .

Hello, l would like to know if apostrophe and articles are used correctly in this case (the text is about the distribution of one species of red algae in the Baltic Sea coast, and in order to avoid a repeat of the same Latin name in the

Both are right. Chief's is a singular genitive and chiefs is a plural. In most contexts you would add an article before the title. CB

Hi all, I work for a small community paper / newsletter, and we have a reoccurring issue with the use of a name that ends with S followed by the word "is". The line is: "...so for the cheapest prices in town Golfies the place to

! "That is the mantra from the Obama transition team whenever it is confronted with an issue on which it would rather not comment." There's no apostrophe because of the article . Obama is used adjectivally and the modifies

Hi Eff, Some do, some don't.. 1) From time to time, the palace is a venue for performances by costumed actors. (OR: COSTUMED ACTORS PERFORMANCES??) That's fine as it is. If you were to use 'costumed actors performances', you

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This is just a small part of my r.s essay on does god exist i really need help correcting it thank you The next argument I am going to touch on is one of the most well known, commonly used and effective arguments arguing that God does not exist.

Hello Anon, Your question has no relation to what has been posted in this thread, so in the future, please start a new thread rather than just adding on to whatever you find. ...built in the '50s. This is okay, but a bit informal. ...

Memos show Clinton turmoil Question: I would have written ''Clinton's turmoil''. Why didn't the author use apostrophe? BY CRAIG GORDON AND TOM BRUNE | <email addresses removed by mod.> August 13, 2008 Question: Why