Sentence 1 is good either way, but you should be consistent in either using numbers or in spelling them out. Normally, numbers ten or below are spelled out and numbers above ten are left in numeric form (11, 21, 33, etc). Sentence 2, crossed is

Hi, Can you please check the grammatics of the following sentences? Keep all students uninformed of opi ni ons that don't match yours? Or just keep your own kids in the dark about of others' positions? In terms of

Students at McGill University in Montreal the first set of rules? Have to use a period, question mark, explanation point, comma, or semi colon to correct the above sentence to make it proper. I think a semi colon goes after Montreal

Hi, for number one , How would you say it? 1 I'd write it as The movie's been running for 1h33minutes . an/one hour and 33 minutes . and what about 4. How many minutes of the movie do you have left to watch? Is that alright???

Hi, The reason you have not yet had a reply maybe that your post is very long. I'm glad that you have now started sentences with a capirtal. But oyu still have other problems with capitals and punctuation in some of these examples.

Hello, I would need someone to go over my correction, the part in bold, i'm correcting this for a student, i've just gotten my tofel exam and working to be a teacher, if someone could look at this, i wouldn't want to give it back with

Dear Prof, How are you? ? (multiple question marks is informal) A nd how is everything going? thanks a l ot for asking .. you are so thoughtful and caring.. i have am taking 9 credit hours this summer: Numerical (?) , Engineering

Could you please tell me if this sentence has the correct punctuation marks in the correct order, and if it makes sense? "Is that you Susan?," he asked the maid downstairs.-- It makes sense, but the comma should be deleted; punctuation marks

Could you please tell me if this sentence has the correct punctuation marks in the correct order, and if it makes sense? "Is that you Susan?," he asked the maid downstairs. Or should the comma come before the question mark and hence

I am writing one of my professors. I am not sure if I use the punctuation properly. #1 My name is Job Biden, and I am a student in your class. or My name is Job Biden and I am a student in your class. (Should it be a comma or a no comma between