By Plurals, Capital letters

There are people who, for some reason, will insert an apostrophe to form the plural any time they feel the least bit insecure about the way the word looks. (In this case perhaps the writer was worried that John would confuse the plural of "logo" with the Greek "logos." ) I...

Hi, I've gone through the first paragraph for you and highlighted problems in the rest. Your main difficulty seems to be the use of singular/plural, verb tenses and knowing when you need a determiner. There are other errors as well though. Once again, NO CAPITAL LETTER AFTER COMMAS! Nicely...

Hi, I've highlighted your errors. Your main problems are confusion about plurals, including using 'he' when you mean 'they'. missing out 'the', 'an' or 'a' when they are needed a few punctuation and related problems (you don't use a capital letter after a comma). You don't need to put thoughts...

1. Run a spell-check. You seem to have problems with plurals as well, so work on that. 2. Re-write the first paragraph. The first sentence has you tying yourself in knots. Just state that you are writing to apply for the internship. The second sentence needs to take a different emphasis: why...

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I will offer an opinion, but you should wait for others, since I do not consider myself an expert. The question seems to have a few ambiguous aspects, which might lead to differences of opinion. You say "Hours of Availability" is , or general program features of Hours of Availability.

My hobby is basketball and tabble tennis. more than one hobby so you need the plural - 'hobbies are' . Check spelling 'tabble' My favorite subject is astronomy and archaeology. plural?I want to become an astronomer and archaeologist. seems an unlikely combination, did you mean 'or' instead of...

Hi guest, The rule of parallel structure or number agreement in object complements-- 'see a male as a criminal' vs 'see males as criminals'. Both should be either singular or plural. (PS: Please do not post in all capital letters.)

1. Jane and May are in class right now Names of people always have a capital letter There is more than one person in class - Jane and May, therefore it is plural. 2 Why do you live in this cold place? A question always ends with a question mark and has the verb to do in it (...

Hello, I am trying to find the "proper" (or perhaps, "best" would be more correct) way to write the plural of a capital letter. Specifically, when describing grades, if a person receives 4 marks of "A" then would it be written as 4 As or 4 A's? I've seen it both ways and can find support for...