By Capital letters, Regards

1. can I finish a formal letter with "Hoping to receive your answer and sending regards, Joanna"? I find this too informal an ending for a formal letter. I hope to receive your answer shortly, and then your formal closing. 2. should I write the pronoun "you" in a capital letter? ( in...

Hi,I've got some questions and I hope you can answer them.Thanks in advance1. can I finish a formal letter with "Hoping to receive your answer and sending regards, Joanna"?2. should I write the pronoun "you" in a capital letter? ( in formal or informal letters)3. can I say "call for...

Hi, it is a nice keyboard. Added to that, the fact that my mouse is broken, it makes sense to buy the keyboard".i smell something fishy in the sentence, but couldnt find out what.. But what was the error in my 1st quoted sentence? The only grammar error in your first sentence is that you have...

Anonymous wrote: Hi people. How come it's: "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall" and not "Mirror, mirror on the wall"? I simply don't get it. Sure mirror and wall are some sort of objects, but wouldn't that make every other sentence flood up with capital letters? With kind regards. S. Ther mirror has...

Hi people. How come it's: "Mirror, Mirror on the Wall" and not "Mirror, mirror on the wall"? I simply don't get it. Sure mirror and wall are some sort of objects, but wouldn't that make every other sentence flood up with capital letters? With kind regards. S.

what those sentnces mean (What do those sentences mean?) I apprcited being invited to your home (I appreciated being invited to your home.) in incorrect english does it mean : "to be invited" ? (In incorrect English, does it mean "to be invited"?) another thing "sometimes adolcents ...

I guess it doesn't have to do only with politeness, at least if you seek it's origin...The Jews aren't (and the hebrews weren't) allowed to say God's name in vain... It's the second Commandment (I don't know it in english, but it follows somehow like "Do not take His holy name in vain"). That's...

Hi Incho What is the method to speak fluent English? Someone said the grammer ( should be 'grammar') is correct, but people may don't know what I want to ask? Why? I was just highlighting his errors with regard to capital letters and spelling. Other members were also answering his question. So...

Grammar Geek wrote: Desert Lord, contribute to the conversation or don't, but do not post merely to show a misspelling or typo. You are not moving the conversation forward by doing so, and I am I getting tired of people finding joy in the mistakes of others. Until you are confident that 100%...

Dear Teachers, Would it be correct to say: 1) You a) look very posh. b) You are looking very posh. (are both tenses possible ?) 2) a) The Titanic shipwreck caused the loss of many human lives. b) The shipwreck of the Titanic caused the loss of many human lives. 3) They elected him...