By Apostrophes, Capital letters

There are people who, for some reason, will insert an apostrophe to form the plural any time they feel the least bit insecure about the way the word looks. (In this case perhaps the writer was worried that John would confuse the plural of "logo" with the Greek "logos." ) I...

Hi can someone please approve my answer to the following punctuation exercise. My punctuation marks answers are highlighted in red font. Re-write the following, putting in capital letters, punctuation marks, apostrophes and quotation marks: what a strange trunk exclaimed john whose is...

Hello Dennis, You've made a good start by joining this site. We'll help you with your English. Any time you have a question you can come here, and you might find it useful to search through some of the other discussions. Your English is not bad at all - there are a few minor errors but you are...

Hello Misbah, You've made a good start by joining this site. We'll help you with your English. Any time you have a question you can come here, and you might find it useful to search through some of the other discussions. Your English is not bad at all - there are a few minor errors but you are...

Duifje wrote: Hmm I want to add a signature to my emails stating the reason I don't use capital letters, apostrophes or proper punctuation. I prefer to write properly but sometimes I don't have the time to type as I should. How can I put it? I can't come up with anything that sounds...

Hmm I want to add a signature to my emails stating the reason I don't use capital letters, apostrophes or proper punctuation. I prefer to write properly but sometimes I don't have the time to type as I should. How can I put it? I can't come up with anything that sounds convincing... ie...

Hi, This is an interesting story! I have suggested some amendments to make it read better. My changes are shown in bold. One thing you should be careful about is the use of capitals. Usually only proper names are written with a capital letter, though words can be capitalised for literary...

All are wrong. Sentences must begin with capital letters and end with full stops (periods). Any variant of "I" must be capitalised. "I've" has an apostrophe. These are absolute, basic, bedrock rules that you must satisfy before moving on to more complex questions. Cheers John.