• Re: Moon made of green cheese

  Hi Antonia, I googled it and found lots of sites, quotes, ... on that and its origin. But still nothing on its current meaning! The Moon is made of green cheese: A term from the sixteenth century
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by languagelover 4 yr 158 days ago

• Re: Correct a sentence with intensifier

  Hela, Copy this post as if it were the message in a reply to someone's post, remove the spaces within the 's, then click "Preview" to see how quotes, etc. work. This appears in a blue box
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by califjim 4 yr 294 days ago

• Need Help ASAP (HAmlet Comparing My Last Duchess)

  im making an essay comparing the authority figures in Hamlet and My Last Duchess i need quotes in Hamlet that shows that Polonois and Claudius being: Manipulative and Controlling to female
  ESL Essay, Writing World by jno 4 yr 309 days ago Essays

• Re: Which sentence is correct?

  . For that matter, I'd leave off the quotes around "use of ... mucosa" too.
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by hellion 5 yr 115 days ago Clauses, Colons, Commas, Semicolons

• Re: Need to know which of these sentences is correct.

  Both are okay. I personally like the second or latter sentence better. But that is merely personal preference. If you google "met with an accident" (quotes required) and "had an accident", you
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anon1 5 yr 137 days ago

• Re: indefinte article for content in quotation marks

  in quotes. CJ
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by califjim 1 yr 250 days ago Articles, Nouns, Quotation Marks

• Few words.

  1. What's the difference between "quotes" and "quotation"? 2. What's the difference between "warn" and "warn of" (verbs)? 3. meander: wind or turn in its course. What does 'wind' mean?? Turn
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by mia6 2 yr 85 days ago Verbs, Difference Between

• Re: I understood the sentence in bold as, *********

  Hi, I would omit the comma. However, if there is more than one sentence inside your quotes, and thus more than one period, I might write it this way. I understand the meaning of the sentences
  ESL Basic English Grammar Questions and Help by clive 2 yr 111 days ago Commas

• Re: need help SOS

  Hi, Those paragraphes are all quotes, needs to turn into someone's own words. Huh? I don't understand what you are asking us to do. Please explain again, with a simple and short example
  ESL Essay, Writing World by clive 2 yr 179 days ago

• Re: writing the title/heading

  You can use quotes in your heading - it's not unattractive. But it may not be necessary either. Does everyone already understand what these points are? If so, don't use them. But I'm not really
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by grammar geek 2 yr 228 days ago
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