Hello, Can I use a semicolon in the following case? StartFragment > "As for the unsatisfactory points ; safety, programs, and management of the community facilities for children appeared to be unsatisfactory." Or

1. What turns people on to/about her is her way of dressing, other than that/apart from that, she's banal. You should replace the comma splice with a full stop. "Other than / apart from" are both okay. Re "to/about":

in my limited understanding your use of comma is correct however, in my understanding (which may be wrong), you are better to write "to toss" rather than tossing thanks I agree... you seem to have a good

in my limited understanding your use of comma is correct however, in my understanding (which may be wrong), you are better to write "to toss" rather than tossing thanks

difficult for me... someone told me that the texts between 2 commas could be ingnored so The new arrangement was that , during the first 50 minutes, students work on their exercises and I answer all questions one by one at the same time, whereas

Both comma uses are incorrect. They should be: I explained the questions in the exercise sheet during the first half of the class, and then students... The new arrangement was that during the first 50 minutes students work on their

After which word in this sentence do I add a comma? All of us are very eager to see the presentation and we particularly look forward to the question period. Just after presentation . CJ

After which word do I place a comma? All of us are very eager to see the presentation and we particularly look forward to the question period.

Hi, Tanit, Sorry for having been so laconic. Just in case you would like to have a look at: http://lang-8.com/45637/journals/275847 Sorry for typos, they seem to be the only thing I am perfect at. As for commas, well, there are rules, I'd

It is a bit curious, and hard to parse at first. The single phrase, "The son of itinerant actors," gives rise to two separate appositives, one following the other. The second appositive matches up with the first noun, "the