how i am going to use the past participle and other tenses in a paragraph. I was quite confused with its usage in sentence and its usage in paragraph

Should I write a comma at the beginnig of a sentence, being part of a paragraph: Last year I went to Mexico with my parents. We usually stay there for a week. First, I visited the pyramids, they are amazing. Then, I took a special tour

That said, we normally think of fish to be eaten the way we think of meat -- an uncountable singular. So most people, I'm guessing, would use is . On the other hand, if you are in a store that sells live fish for home aquariums, you might hear

In a story, at the end of a quote in 2nd paragraph, should I omit quotes if I am continuing the quote in the third paragraph? Thanks. C

This is Eddie from adidas NZ. We are about to begin a promotional campaign in which we provide mentors our exclusive shoe product range for free, hoping to have them pass on fliers to our target market. To do this, I was hoping you could give me

Hello, You may find following paragraphs, Mark 1,40-42, in the Bible of Contemporary English Version. A man with leprosy came to Jesus and knelt down. He begged, "You have the power to make me well, if only you wanted to." Jesus felt

when you see a paragraph or something on a chalkboard and you want to know what it says, can i say "what does it read?" I am not certain of how read and say differ. when someone call you by a stupid word, and you don't like it,

Hi, Your link didn't work, but I found it with the "in-house" search function. There's quite a bit of material there. Could you help me by writing one specfic example of a usage you're not clear on? Then we can go from there.

The term "born again bikers" has been around a while now, and to my mind its usage - informally, verbally, ... of the working class, skilled-trades and blue-collar "grease monkeys" and opened up into the stratosphere of

A Google search of English language websites produces about 113,000,000 hits for "Ukraine" and only 2% of that number for the phrase "the Ukraine". It seems obvious that modern usage strongly favors dropping the