Would someone please give me an example of a sentence where you can place brackets in a sentence inside another set of brackets. Many thanks.

What an excellent idea; I shall do that in the future to remind me of the grammatical cases that I am unsure of.

Many thanks. I'm still finding it difficult to grasp though. Does your reply stay anywhere on my profile, if I need to look back on it?

Hi, this is the part of grammar that confuses me the most. For names ending in -s is it always good form to add the s' at the end? For example: Thomas' dog or Charles' house or are there exceptions? P.S. I sometimes see written down:

Hi, "How dare you call me a coward!" Can I remove "a" from the senten c e above? If you did remove 'a' from the sentence above, it would be better to change coward as a noun to cowardly the adjective .

"You also need to close your quote". I now realise my mistake regarding the closing of the quotation marks . Thank you.

He was getting better, but not as fast as his doctor wished. Then Laura said, 'Do you mean that? In this context, why does the word 'do' begin with a capital letter, if it's not a beginning of a sentence etc? Is it because

Halves, knives and flies are the plural forms of those words.

Hmmm. Local residents have complained about the music constantly blaring from the club. The music played in clubs in England certainly have a booming bass, so I inserted booming in place of blaring. Actually in the C.O.E.D. it describes a certain