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I understand that it could be faulty reasoning. I was just adding that as a suggestion because that is what the textbooks say to do. And most of the time, for me anyway, it works. Obviously, it won't work in all cases. However, if one were to review the pronoun rules, the answer would be...

Peaceblinkfriend wrote: Hi all, This is a piece of creative writing that I wrote. I would really appreciate if you could give me any suggestions or comments. I believe there could be much more to change in order to make it better besides the ones that I indicated. I wonder if you could rephrase...

Hi all, This is a piece of creative writing that I wrote. I would really appreciate if you could give me any suggestions or comments. I believe there could be much more to change in order to make it better besides the ones that I indicated. I wonder if you could rephrase it - at your convenince,...

I have until Wed. 09/28/2005 to submit this letter in for a grade. Can somebody please check my grammar or offer any suggestions on how to make it sound more business-like? There seems to be two distinct types of English styles: creative and business/professional. I tend to excel in...

chemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />>> Dear Professor: >> There seems to be two distinct types of English styles: Creative and Business/Professional. I have always excelled in creative writing; however, I falter when it comes to writing business-like and professionally. For some...

Hi, Your sentence is grammatically correct without needing any further punctuation. It reads well and its rhythm flows naturally, although, I must concede, it is a little too long. It is the length of the sentence that makes you think you need to punctuate it further. I assure you are...