Hi, Many thanks for your comments and observations on Anzac Day, which I thought produced one of the best threads for a while. So here's a related question to consider: why the Anzac spirit has never translated into an overwhelming

Yes, they are indirect quesitons. We do not put question marks after these statements. Here is a version with direct questions. These need a question mark, and inverted subject/verb word order. Regarding the classes, how many students will there

If the word Inc. is at the end of a question do you still use the period before the interrog?

Thanks . But why you wrote this :"... how frequent you had been using heroin?" why not this : how frequent had you been using heroin?" - because it is question . :" I would also like to know how frequent you had been using

Aiemen wrote: 1) H ow old is she? - This question is correct because it is a direct question. 2) H ow old she is? - this question is not correct. To make it correct, you should add some words to the question. For example, I want to know how

Thanks Marius Certain things you taught me are engraved in my memory. You are very good at English grammar. I have two more questions. 1) It is correct to say he/she is an asthmatic. 2)If a person is suffering from rheumaitsm, is it correct to say

If you say the question mark is " not required ," to me it means that it is not necessary (=you can leave it out) but it is not wrong (=a sentence with the question mark would be ok). Let me disagree with you. I'd rather say that a question mark

Hi, Liat. You said Yoong Liat wrote: To repeat, the reply should be 'A question mark is not required. ' which is quite different to CalifJim wrote: Only a period is correct , just as you have written them. If you say the question

Peaceblinkfriend wrote: I was wondering what or how many texts I should revise. (indirect question -- no question mark required) As CJ said, for indirect questions, no subject-verb inversion is required. What or how many texts should I

Kooyeen wrote: I think I've never seen a question mark in those kind of sentences... non natives maybe put it at the end. Maybe natives do too, but because they can't write, not because they don't know English and can't speak. How come you