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Sorry, there's a problem with the former posted entry! There Is No "Together" In Jerusalem For Jews and Muslims, Jerusalem has been a city of hope and loss. It has been their homeland but also their battlefield. Its history has been filled with great joy but also with...

I have no ideas about the content or the organization of focused points. I just have some suggestions on word choices, expressions and grammar. The highlighted lines include possible problems and the red words are my suggestions to improve the writing. Hope that it'll be useful!There Is No...

I can understand what thing is baffling you. In the First Part you would be thinking about the use of that comma. I don't think that the second sentence is incorrect. Sometimes what choice of words/punctuation an author uses in certain expressions is completely at his discretion. So both...

SHALL AND WILL IT is unfortunate that the idiomatic use, while it comes by nature to southern Englishmen (who will find most of this section superfluous), is so complicated that those who are not to the manner born can hardly acquire it; and for them the section is in danger of being...

Thank you, Mr. M. In your answer you said "the post-colon portion elaborated the number of books on chaos theory" in regard to the following example sentence: We've had streams of books on chaos theory: no fewer that tweleve since 1988. My one possible foible is the fact that I try read the...

Stannum wrote: Jackson6612 wrote: Dear Stannum, Why did you delete your post? There was no need, I read it. I know you find my questions stupid. Perhaps they are. But I don't post them here for fun. I don't get Dollars for posting them. As far as that hysteron proteron is concerned, I don't...

Hi again, Dear Kate, As you know, 20 doctors from your society are needed for my REP's study. I am a bit concerned about the recruitment of the doctors. Do you think it is easier to get general practitioners to participate than specialists? If it is hard to persuade them to get involved with...

Swagatalakshmi wrote:OK - consulted couple of grammar books."Participles" (verb+-ing or verb in past participle form) ALWAYS modify nouns.If you see a verb +-ing used as a stand-alone phrase (noun) which is not modifying anything, it must be a gerund. There is nothing called "adverbial...

I have three questions with the sentences I picked up from the posts in this forum for your correction. They are more or less directly from the posts in this forum. First, In regard to the two sentences below, how are they different? 1) Well, yes, I understand that it still has such a...

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 commonly to combine words (compounds such as...