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Hello ladies, I'm taking advantage of Vesper's nap to write this. Today , my husband Sam came home from a gig and informed me that his sister Lillie is getting married on very short notice. The wedding is in six weeks . Lillie's fiance is
ESL General English Grammar Questions
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mister micawber
58 days ago
Weddings, Punctuation, Marriage, Relationships, Writing, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Tips, Spring, Ceremonies
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Hello ladies, I'm taking advantage of Vesper's napping to write this. Today my husband Sam came home from a gig and informed me that his sister Lillie is getting married, very short notice. The wedding is in six weeks Lillie's fiance
ESL General English Grammar Questions
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anonymous
58 days ago
Weddings, Punctuation, Marriage, Relationships, Writing, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Tips, Spring, Ceremonies
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I'm uncertain as to whether my use of the colon is correct or random puntuation mark scatter. :)
Oh, if I've made any other errors I'm happy to be corrected.
Thank you.
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I am an American school teacher with two degrees and 23 years of experience. This sentence is a classic example of a "run-on" sentence. I get tired before I get to the end of it (LOL). One hint is to break it up at the comma. Remember,
ESL Vocabulary and Idioms
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anonymous
109 days ago
Commas, Universities, Punctuation, Learning English, Sentences, Schools, Students, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, United States, American, Tips, Languages
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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
ESL General English Grammar Questions
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alc24
110 days ago
Gerunds, Punctuation, Question Marks, Sentences, Plants, Countries, Students, France, Asia, Colours, Tips
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I went over the passage (and dictation) once again. I think the dictator means the forefoot is tender- the mid- and hindfoot are okay. ( We are supposed to use minimal punctuation.) Thank you for your time.
" On physical examination,
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Daden - Pay attention to possessives.
Eleanor Roosevelt was born on October 11, 1884 , (a comma is not necessary) in New York City. She was the first of six children born to by Anna Hall and Elliot Roosevelt. Eleanor early years were awful
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I'd suggest adding three hyphens. For some tips on using hyphens, have a look here: http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/marks/hyphen.htm
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Hi Anon You need to at least try to do this first. After that we can give you input about what you've done. Tip: The very first error is a punctuation error.
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Hi, We have but skimmed the surface. eg this is from http://www.writtensound.com/laughter.htm Clive Laughter When you try and write the sound of a person laughing, the standard "haha!" does not always capture the true sound and meaning.
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ESL General English Grammar Questions
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clive
293 days ago
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