Whenever I venture north across the border into Canada (quite often), I hear these/those ones regularly. I know a few people in the US that use that phrase, but I find it jarring to the ear. By the way, it is equally jarring to the eye to

GG is right. More information: "12c. shortening of O.E. ic, first person sing. nom. pronoun, from P.Gmc. *ekan (cf. O.Fris. ik, O.N. ek, Norw. eg, Dan. jeg, O.H.G. ih, Ger. ich, Goth. ik ), from PIE *ego(m) (cf. Skt. aham, Hitt. uk, L. ego,

Hi, Please don't use ALL CAPITAL letters. It's the Internet version of shouting, and no one likes to be shouted at. Strict presciptionists will tell you it should be "Whom are you here with?" but just about no one would

Seems like a lot of work for someone else, when you can just go to a website like THIS and look them up yourself. Obviously, this one is wrong: 'Breathe in, Breate Out'.

Let's start by telling you not to write in all capital letters. It's considered shouting on the Internet and no one likes to be shouted at. If you read the FAQs, you'll see we don't do essays for people. However, if you write

Hi Anon, First, please don't write in all capital letters. It's considered shouting on the Internet. Many style guides suggest you write numbers from one to ten and use numerals for numbers higher than that. I have two

Please, please try to use correct English spelling, capitalization and puctuation when you post here! "i"m "wt" and "sth" may be appropriate in other parts of the internet, but not on an English language forum!

It's true that things change. Many people remember (or think they do, as you say with your "almost certain") being taught to capitalize the seasons. I didn't look for historical style guides to see if there was a time 30, 60, or

is rented/sold..." Let me explain. Suppose a billboard costs $1000 for month. If we have

"exchange" is a general word for a place (physical or online) that matches buyers and sellers and facilitates transactions between them, so it seems appropriate here. General point : don't use CAPITAL LETTERS for emphasis;