Hi, I have just read an article from The New York Times (http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/02/world/europe/02ukraine.html?_r=1&scp=2&sq=ukraine&st=cse) and come across a place where I believe the the article is more appropriate. Across

I have a question. " a bit of animal husbandry that is not unheard of in southern climates if you leave your dog in a parked car and don't want to return to find him cooked." I thought "that" was a relative pronoun in

Hi, 'Help us keep your vehicle safe while you are here. Please remove all valuables from vehicle ' In above sentence, why doesn't the underline(vehicle) take an article before it? could someone explain me, please? The first part is

'Help us keep your vehicle safe while you are here. Please remove all valuables from vehicle ' In above sentence, why doesn't the underline(vehicle) take an article before it? could someone explain me, please? thanks in advance.

There are probably rules that say you shouldn't use the quote marks. I think many more people nowadays are using bold , italics and underlining for emphasis, simply because it's so simple to do. This tends to include single or double

Please check if I've done the following exercise correctly. My correction for each error is in red in bracket next to the error. Underline any incorrect words or phrases and correct them in the following passage: Most people agreed (agree)

I'm interested to know what is type of this underline subsentence: We need to make sure there is a level playing field for all students. I don't know sound noun clause, but I can't find verb!!! can anyone parse it for me? I will be

Please help me check if I have done the following exercise correctly: Underline any errors and correct them. Put a tick if the sentence is error-free: Aromatherapy uses many of essential oils from plants. --> error-free Conventional methods

Do you only underline books? Do you underline titles of pamphlets or use quotes? Do you underline movie titles?

Thank you. I made some changes. How does it look to you now? Sorry, I couldn't do much about the underlining. It's noon. I am at a restaurant. I finished eating my lunch about twenty minutes ago and am drinking hot black coffee. I am