Hi, I would really appreciate anyone who could check over these sentences to ensure all the punctuation is correct. This is an assignment for a correspondence course I'm taking, and I think I have them mostly right but I'd like to be sure.

. Hello HogDog-- and welcome to EF. No, they are mostly wrong. Only the last one is correct. The first one should be a colon and the others commas, like this: Emergency supplies are a necessity. You will want to bring : signaling devices,

Hello all I was just wondering if I'm using the semicolon correctly in the following sentence: Emergency supplies are a necessity. You will want to bring; signaling devices, something reflective such as a small mirror or compact disk, a

I should have edited the post - they are clearly related, but the first three seemed unrelated to each other. I broke them into each line so I could comment one by one. I think the probable date I noted for his visit is one month from the day of

Thank you so much. How would you divide this type of writing (diary or reflection piece?) into paragraphs, especially when the content of a possible paragraph is two or thre sentences long? You asked: I am starting to work on my two-month project

Memos show Clinton turmoil Question: I would have written ''Clinton's turmoil''. Why didn't the author use apostrophe? BY CRAIG GORDON AND TOM BRUNE | <email addresses removed by mod.> August 13, 2008 Question: Why

Hi, Could I be able to use what I call "elaborate" punctuation in emails, like using semicolons and dashes?? Can you correct this? eg, I was expecting your email, Jane; I am glad to receive it. I have one question though: did you decide

I have a good piece of news to report: - a piece of good news? Our Center just had a new computer room and bathroom installed. - Center - why capitalization? came from the general contributions of our Mothers of Our Neighborhood

I doubt that it is more nearly acceptable that we reproduce the exact same thread with a new date on it. The word that I mispelled was "clause." If you reread the post, I misspelled several words. I was copying from the Gregg reference manual

To avoid embarrassment, is there some convenient way to tell when an issue has been resolved, in case one fails to notice the date? P.S. Anon: You misspelled "louse" in your last paragraph.