Hi, 1.with what does the article go? The word 'staggering' or some other one? It goes with the phrase 'fifty-two dollar bills', because the speaker/writer is regarding this as 'a single amount' Is this similar to 'an

Hi, 1.with what does the article go? The word 'staggering' or some other one? Is this similar to 'an extra ten dollars/ten percent' in phrasal pattern? A staggering fifty-two dollar bills were contaminated ... 2.Why is there no

. 1.What is the word to describe something in the middle? Is it long or short? It is middle-sized (?). - - I'm not sure what you are looking for-- an adjective for an item of intermediate size or position? Here are some: middle-sized,

Wow! Your knowledge is incredible! I somehow understood eveything you said, thanks. Except for when you said this: We have become friends sharing passions. ... where the "friends sharing passions..." is the direct object of the verb .

Hi, I am not sure if following sentences should have a hyphen or not. Could someone help? One half piece of pie - or - One-half piece of pie I gave her one half - or - I gave her one-half follow up appointment - or - follow-up appointment I will

I am not sure if following sentences should have a hyphen or not. Could someone help? One half piece of pie - or - One-half piece of pie I gave her one half - or - I gave her one-half follow up appointment - or - follow-up appointment I will

Hi, Is it ok to use two adverbs in this sense: "he was a deeply socially aware person"? It doesn't sound quite natural to me but I don't see why it's wrong either. The problem for the reader is to know whether

Hi, It is mostly written Rs. 500/-. / stands for per. What does - , hyphen' stand for? I don't see prices written as Rs. 500/-. Is this common in India? Clive

Hi, I would really appreciate anyone who could check over these sentences to ensure all the punctuation is correct. This is an assignment for a correspondence course I'm taking, and I think I have them mostly right but I'd like to be sure.

Hi, I would really appreciate anyone who could check over these sentences to ensure all the punctuation is correct. This is an assignment for a correspondence course I'm taking, and I think I have them mostly right but I'd like to be sure.