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Jesus wants to be the "someone else" in our lives whom we put first. -- Usually, we use the phrase "someone else" without any articles but in this case we can use "the' because we are specifying a specific someone else, but can we write it without the quotation marks like this? Jesus wants to...

Thank you, Calif. Can you tell me what you mean by the same rules can be applied to parenthetical content? As to the application of the rules to quoted content, I think mostly we focus on some content that is taken from a writing content but can it be done for the case where you are not quoting...

When you are quoting a word or a phrase or a sentence or using the word/phrase/sentence quoted , is your only option is to put it in quotation (in quotation marks)? Can I slant it when will it be OK?'Slant it' means put it in italics, I presume. If you are writing a formal paper, stick to...

I suggest to search for the meaning of the expression at Yahoo: In this case a search with "draw a line in the sand" dictionary or "draw a line in the sand" idiom (quotation marks are important to group up terms) would give you several pages describing the idiom including this...

Rotter wrote: A friend of mine told me it would be incorrect to use 'about' or 'of' here. One should use the words 'about' or 'of' only to your doctor. 1. When you go to a doctor, you complain of pain in the .......... 2. When you go to a doctor, you complain about some pains in the...

search Yahoo with "and to whom not" (quotation marks are important!) and you will find examples with the above, thus it is acceptable, at least to some extent anyway "and to who not" is very rare, thus I think non-standard.

I think I'd leave out the quotation marks and add question marks too: Anna sat on the rock and stared out to sea. Would John love this view in the same way that she did? It was too bad that she only had dull Kevin with whom to share the experience. Would he never stop talking? Why didn't he...

If you have a piece of text in which a person performs an action (i.e. sat on the rock and stared out to sea) and then has a thought (Would John love this view in the same way as she did), would you put that thought in any kind of quotation marks? If the thought included a question, would you use...

I am going through an article. The premise is: Since the mid-1970, the number of unionized public-section clerical workers, most of whom are women, has increased 22 percent. Then the author lists some crucial reasons for the upsurge in unionization, and claims "the absence...

Dear teachers! Could you please check the following sentences and correct them for me? 1. Can you answer to the question to whom it belongs? 2. To whom does it belong? 3-1. players' expectations. (Unreal Tournament is the name of a computer game, should it be surrounded with quotation marks...