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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...

Hello everyone, nice forum you have here. I have a research paper due tomorrow and I have always had problems with punctuation and mechanics. I was wondering if anyone would be so kind as to proofread it. Also, I have a works cited list, but I dont know where exactly to put the citations if...

How accurate is your punctuation check and can it be integrated with MS Word? I am interested in the grammar and spell checks as well. However, I’m particularly interested in a very accurate punctuation check. And, I would also like to know if you provide phone support. Regards, Richard Parkins

Please note that American English likes to place the final punctuation mark inside a title or quotation, even though it doesn't form part of it.The British regard this practice as illogical.AmE: He's always wanted to read "Moby Dick," "Oliver Twist" and...

Thanks Mister Micawber Can you also feedback on my other Punctaution Exercise (part 1), and also agan thanks for the hlep on the conjunctions. Were all the others correct. Please advise? Regards Anil17

Hi, Where you have put semi-colons, I'd usually use commas. I have also suggested some other changes to your punctuation. My general advice is not to get into the habit of using semi-colons and colons. They can often make tyour meaning more obscure rather than more clear. You seem to have a...

Some parts in red for you to fix Cheese1987 wrote: Account of the recent language learning experience and insights gained through the course both inside and outside of class Some useful skill I have learnt in the course in these months.(incomplete sentence) The most impress_ _ _...

Please help me proof it. Thanks! Account of the recent language learning experience and insights gained through the course both inside and outside of class Some useful skill I have learnt in the course in these months. The most impress me is the lesson teaching me the skills to...

Just so you know; I am American and my english is obviously going to differ somewhat from the British version. My question regards the use of "A" and "AN". My education has taught me "A" precedes words beginning with consonant sounds such as, "a car" or "a house". "AN" precedes words...

Mister Micawber wrote:No commas-- these sentences have compound verbs.I think there is a difference between BrE and AmE in regard to the punctuation of the sentences.He went to the park, then went to his friends' 'He passed his exams and then went to university'He looked at her, then turned...