• Re: Do you believe in evolution?

  Ok, but neither of those quotes negate evolution. In fact, Grasse clearly states that evolution is revealed through fossil forms. As for Carroll, he is not denying evolution either. It sounds
  Cultural Anecdotes, Similarities and Differences. by nona the brit 2 yr 307 days ago

• Re: What's it?

  . The stress must be on the word it , and to be clear, it should be in quotes. -- While I was having
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by califjim 2 yr 350 days ago

• Re: at the speed of light

  this is an American thing, but we don't use the colon before quotes.
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by grammar geek 3 yr 13 days ago Colons, Hyperboles

• Re: Progressive statives

  < (this will give you SOME BBC pages, commas are important)> Did you mean quotes ("...") are important? Thanks for the link. Problem is, that English teacher only talks about
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by milky 3 yr 25 days ago Commas

• Re: Thistledown?

  In your quotes, the word is capitalized; it is a proper noun, the name of an imaginary place, I suppose. It is probably unrelated to real thistledown , which is the ripened, winged seeds
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by mister micawber 3 yr 52 days ago Nouns

• Re: Modal verbs

  quotes, that's all. In that case, it should be quite easy to refute the comments I made. MrP
  ESL Linguistics Discussion Forum by mrpedantic 3 yr 68 days ago Modals

• Re: self-dejection

  Hi Marius, I've noticed that a lot of your posts are quotes from dictionaries. Can you please ensure that if you are quoting another source you credit the source otherwise the forum can get
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by nona the brit 3 yr 202 days ago

• One vs. someone

  Hi, "Don't take this heaven from one If you must cling to someone Now and forever Let it be me" 1. Is it true that one and someone all refer to me, the writer, in the quotes? 2.What's
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by meantolearn 3 yr 221 days ago Difference Between

• When writing a headline

  When writing a headline or a title of a sort, then am I be able to use the word or words in quotes like the ones below. "Cooking" Talks "How are you?" Talks Let's assume that the above
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by believer 3 yr 227 days ago

• Re: vocabulary: punky?

  fall inside the quotes. Another thought, Hela: a uniform worn by someone carrying a briefcase
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by ikia 3 yr 278 days ago Grammar, Vocabulary, Commas, Paragraphs
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