By Marriage, Spelling

Hi, (1) During the debate and the discussion on the definition of marriage, I was asked over and over again, "How would this change your marriage to include same-sex couples in the definition of marriage? How could making marriage more inclusive harm the institution?" Can the be...

Your problems are more a matter of spelling than grammar. These are all right:a. Yesterday there were 200 marriages in the city. b. Yesterday there were 200 marriages in the city. c. Yesterday there were 200 weddings in the city. d. Yesterday there were 200 weddings in the city.Marriage is...

I prefer "ended in divorce," except that it's redundant with what came right before it. Actually, the entire second sentence (except the "fairy tale" part) is redundant. So, you can recast: could save their fairy-tale marriage, the couple finally divorced in 1996. (No second sentence.) I know...

Hi I've marked the mistakes in red for you to sort out and areas where you may wish to re-phrase for style are highlighted in blue. Quite a few carefless spelling mistakes. Also note that could not are two separate words; couldn't is one word. Life took an unexpect turn. All of of a sudden,...

Hi I've marked the mistakes in red for you to sort out and areas where you may wish to re-phrase for style are highlighted in blue. Quite a few carefless spelling mistakes. Also note that could not are two separate words; couldn't is one word. Life took an unexpect turn. All of of a sudden,...

Hello, This is an excerpt of a translation exercise.Can you please help me with the words is blue? If you see some mistake please warn me. Thank you. I haven't checked the name in the beginning so sorry for wrong spelling. Siziphus himself, would have already given up, but not you. Moreover,...

This is delightful, rcmarsi. I noticed a couple of things, some of which are probably typos: Agreeing that each one is no longer out for his or herself This should be "out for him or herself but are there to take care of and watch over the other this should be singular is is simply someone...

The Holy Bible in Puritans’ life Puritan is the name given in the 16th century to the more extreme Protestants within the Church of England who thought the English Reformation had not gone far enough in reforming the doctrines and structure of the church; they wanted to purify their national...

- grossed out -- disgusted by some obscenity or other repellent language or appearance; 'she was grossed out by the rock band's explicit lyrics'. - get something far -- - By then -- by that time; 'we played cards until midnight, and by then I was too tired to see the poker chips'. - turning...

Tess, I think your letter is very good. I don't have much to add or correct. November 2004 Mr. First name Middle name Last name Interim District Director of Services Note the spelling change 126 Northpoint Dr Houston, Texas 77060 Re: follow up Adjust Status Dear Mr. Last name: My name is...