Memos show Clinton turmoil Question: I would have written ''Clinton's turmoil''. Why didn't the author use apostrophe? BY CRAIG GORDON AND TOM BRUNE | <email addresses removed by mod.> August 13, 2008 Question: Why

The network received tons of negative as well as positive feedback even before the debut. "Tons of" is a very informal expression that might be just a tad too casual here. The problem is I don't know a good substitute for it :(

CBS is airing a new series called Swing Town Swingtown . I'm not familiar with this show myself, but on the CBS website it's called "Swingtown". I'd probably put "Swingtown" in italics, or quotes, but this is

CBS is airing a new series called Swing Town Swingtown . I'm not familiar with this show myself, but on the CBS website it's called "Swingtown". I'd probably put "Swingtown" in italics, or quotes, but this is

Hello redneon, Highlights show potential problems. Remember to leave a space after a period or comma. English-speaking country, with a hyphen. You need some articles here and there. Topic: Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of studying

Hi, I had selected what I thought was 3 themes, however, my professor considers them 5 themes. I was wondering if anyone else would agree with the professor? Yes, I see them as 5. "After examining each ad, I came to several conclusions

For some reason I get an error in the previous thread I created, so here's to hoping the second time works. In any case, I'm not sure if this is the right subforum, but I had a question about themes. I recently had to do a paper

Hey all! Not sure if this is the right subforum, but I had a question about themes. I recently had to do a paper analyzing tobacco ads from various magazines. I was to select several themes that were prominent throughout most of those ads. I

Hi Philip, My dictionary offers overzealous (without a hyphen), but I certainly wouldn't object to overly zealous . Google suggests that forms like over-zealous, over zealous and overzealous are quite a bit more common. Best wishes, Clive

Clive wrote: Hi, It's usually positive. On the other hand, over-zealous sounds negative. Best wishes, Clive Hi, Clive. I was about to respond much the way you did, but I would have said "overly zealous" (no hyphen). How does that sound