By Difference between, Punctuation

"The Change of the Characteristics in the passage from The Hours" The passage from the novel The Hours by Michael Cunningham is intriguing. The passage illustrates the difference between the character's characteristics in different time settings: past and present. This difference is...

Julielai wrote: Some parts in red for you to fix Cheese1987 wrote: Thank you! Account of the recent language learning experience and insights gained through the course both inside and outside of class I have learnt some useful skills in the course in these months.(incomplete...

Some parts in red for you to fix Cheese1987 wrote: Account of the recent language learning experience and insights gained through the course both inside and outside of class Some useful skill I have learnt in the course in these months.(incomplete sentence) The most impress_ _ _...

Perhaps there's a difference between BrE and AmE in respect of the usage of ellipsis. Times-Chambers Punctuation Guide by Gordon Jarvie states as follows:We use three dots to indicate the omission of a word or words. If this omission occurs at the end of a sentence, one of these dots is seen...

So the difference between 1a and 1b is the tone which ironical? What about the 2a and 2b, is there a difference in meaning? The difference I see is just the form of speech but not the meaning. Would you have one or more examples where a punctuation signal can change the real meaning of a...

Mister Micawber wrote:No commas-- these sentences have compound verbs.I think there is a difference between BrE and AmE in regard to the punctuation of the sentences.He went to the park, then went to his friends' 'He passed his exams and then went to university'He looked at her, then turned...

Hi all, I am a student from New Zealand studying Measure for Measure by Shakesphere and we have to write a formal essay going beyond the text. Here is the question Context/setting: This activity may be used as an extension to the study of a text. Students will develop an essay...

JaCKo__007 wrote:Hi everybody! I'm fresh around here. Was wondering if anyone could help me out with a couple of questions. The first is: say you have a series of questions one after another. What kind of punctuation would you use in between. Would it be simply: Why did you do this? Where is...

Hi everybody! I'm fresh around here. Was wondering if anyone could help me out with a couple of questions. The first is: say you have a series of questions one after another. What kind of punctuation would you use in between. Would it be simply: Why did you do this? Where is he? How could you...

Sooris wrote: Sir, Is there a difference between a sentence and a clause? Please reapondd A clause (subject + verb) can be a sentence. A sentence can be made up of more than one clause (with the proper punctuation).