Hi, I learned that when you have an explanatory phrase or dependent clause started with such phrases as that is , in other words , for example , such as , etc. and has internal commas (how many??), then you should use a dash. Would you use a dash

Hi, 1.Would you tell me if the steps I applied in writing out adjectives are correct or not? a stone-accented conversation piece -- I don't know what a "conversation piece" is but I think it is something you sit on or use when having

Hi, Please tell me why there are articles placed for what looks like place names like "the Arabah" and "the whole Bithron"? Samuel 2:29 (New International Version): All that night Abner and his men marched through the Arabah.

Thank you, Mr. M. I think I have made a couple of mistakes on tenses, besides my misspelling of Mary's name, for the work I have done to paraphrase John 20: 1-18 in my own words. Self-correction on what I wrote: I think these verses talk about

Hi, Let's say that I am trying to put my thoughts about some Bible verses and want to show the "thought" paper (could it be called "reflection" paper?) I wrote to other people. John 20: 1-18 I think these verses talk about

Hi, I think some present and past participles can be used as an adjective before a noun. Can we use the same past and present participles after a verb as an adjective too? eg, frozen ... is very frozen. very frozen water singing soft singing voice

Hi, I have trouble putting the word 'in' sentential situations like this. The key to it is the way in which it can be achieved. Why not this? The key to it is the way which it can be achieved. I think you can say: It can be achieved this

Hi, I think I asked this a long time ago and Nona answered something like this. a majority of discussion -- (to indicate) specific the majority of discussion -- (to indicate) conceptual Can you tell me about these more?

Hi, Please correct these. 1.May your new year be a blessed one, filled with joy of simplicity and sharing. -- should I say "joys of simplicity and sharing"? Can the word 'joy' as uncountable be able to accommodate two nouns that

Hi, Please tell me if the use of the underlined sentence is right contextually (The father comes home after ordering a pizza one hour ago) Father: Hi, guys. You are not eating pizza. I thought it should have arrived by now and thought you