Hi, This may seem slightly trivial; however, I have always tried to be pedantic with English writing. When one makes a list using a comma, do they all need to make sense with the words preceeding the first comma. Yes, although that's really a

HI. This may seem slightly trivial; however, I have always tried to be pedantic with English writing. When one makes a list using a comma, do they all need to make sense with the words preceeding the first comma. I know this will make little

Hi Awence The sentence is less than perfect to me as well. It begins with a subordinate clause introduced with a causal for and the next clause begins with and , a coordinating conjunction. After these comes yet another subordinate clause, a

Thank you, Languagelover and you. As to No. 1, when I think of the words like "MAXIMUM" and "MINIMUM," I am thinking similar to that of "highest and lowest" and "greatest and worst"; thus, I tend to put the definite article "the" and not

I wonder if there is any tactics by means of which you would be returned to life, now being more susceptible to small bites , to unevenness/uneven heart beats of the heart. "Unevenness" is a noun, not an adjective, so it couldn't be used to

1-- Capitalize; if the quotation is set off syntactically from the matrix text by a comma, semicolon, or colon, the first word is capitalized, irrespective of its status in the original text. 2-- Mormons ; no apostrophe 3-- Capitalize as in

Hi Chintu, welcome to the Forums, First of all, here is the wrong place for your post . Try to repost it to the writing section where it can get more attention from people who are interested in correcting others' writings. But here are a few

It is a little difficult to correct without seeing the context of the whole paragraph. I see 2 points. 1/ Your text ....'and replaced by the new GPS based technology such as a RTK'....etc. The text contains the definite article 'the new