Hi, I am in more confusion now.I will give the full question here.We have to identify the parts of sentence which are correct from the given options - 1. So once an economy is actually in recession, Not OK. A comma should follow 'so'. 2.

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

Hello, I have some question about the use of dash (or hyphen?). 1. If I need to indicate a sentence in a sentence so that the main clause gets more clear to the reader, than I can put the sub clause between two dahses. Am I right? What

Thank you, Mr. M. In the case of 'rust remover', it seems proper to write as such but can you give me some example two nouns linked/connected with a hyphen would be appropriate? What criteria, if there are any that can be laid out, are there

Hi Whl626! Thanks a lot for your help. Just a few questions... Whl626 wrote: As I will be graduating from the University of Applied Sciences in October – ***, I must confess that the Xs are a little bit confusing. The word after the hyphen

Mary is an old-fashioned girl.'-perfect May I know the meaning of 'hyphen'? hyphen is a punctuation mark (-) used between parts of a compound word or between the syllables of a word when the word is divided at the end of a line of text

Eejar1 wrote: Hi!!!! Please help me in checking my covering letter too. I graduated with Masters in Electrical Engineering from FachHoch Schule, Furtwangen this February. Now I am looking for a job in the industry. There is a Job fair in this

I have several friends from Spain, and I get a sense that they don't understand the idea of ethnicity... hence why I decided to post a reply to this thread. To them, I am only American, but I consider myself Thai-american. I am a child of Thai

Forgive me, but what do you mean by a “dash.” All the examples here show two hyphens. These are not dashes. There are three types of dashes, namely Hyphens, Em Dashes and En Dashes The hyphen is the shortest of the three and is used most

Hi. My daughter (grade 7) recently took a grammar test on hyphens. One rule regards two-word adjective phrases. The two-word phrase, when used as an adjective, requires a hyphen. Here is her example: "A big, brown dog" Big and brown are separate