By Commas, Singular verbs

Hi, Please correct this. Is the comma before 'ready' OK? Hi, I hope you all had very relaxing holidays and are back in your work places, ready to work on new assignments... Our thanks go (goes??) to John Doe for his remarkable work on making sure every sector of our company works to its...

Bilsonx wrote:Ok well I fixed most of the basic stuff you said. Could you maybe tell me how i could fix the others?My first Wreck in my new car My friend Brandon and I was . After this close call I have learned to drive super careful in the snow and slow down when bigger...

1 The subject here is the percentage returned, not the questionnaires = singular verb required2: Is there more than one firm involved? Or is only one involved = firms' OR firm's3 you have identified the error correctly, and introduced a new one - president is here a title, so should be...

The way I first read it, by setting off the "mostly written in C" with the commas, you are making it additional or parenthetical information. So the kernel is the subject. And as a singular word, you need the singular verb form, communicates. But on a second reading, I thought that perhaps...

Jack112 wrote: 5. The list of sentences are separated by commas. (With 'are' I'm referring to each sentence that is separated by commas?)6. The list of sentences is separated by commas. (With 'is' I'm referring to the list that is separated by commas?) Neither of these sound right to me. ...

5. The list of sentences are separated by commas. (With 'are' I'm referring to each sentence that is separated by commas?)6. The list of sentences is separated by commas. (With 'is' I'm referring to the list that is separated by commas?) Neither of these sound right to me. The subject of both...

Jack112 wrote: Scenario: I have a list of sentences that I have to determine if they are correct. And the book asks me this: 1. For the following sentences, determine which (one) of the following statements is valid. (Is 'one' omitted here? YES 'is' is referring to 'one' ? YES Is this...