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Bah, can't believe I missed that. Thank you both!

Hello all, I'm having a little trouble with a particular sentence from a cover letter I wrote for a research assistant job... Would it go: Throughout my education, I’ve have a great deal of success researching and focusing information on many

So I got to thinking... When someone says "I'm going to hunt him down and kill him like a dog" are they saying they're going to hunt the subject down and kill him like they'd kill a dog, or are they saying they're going to hunt the subject

I was just wondering if someone could explain to me the use of "an" in front of the word "historical." As far as I've come to understand, all throughout my schooling, "an" is only used in front of words which start with a vowel. Yet, I

Wow, that was an excellent lesson. I hope you teach English somewhere (that would be an unfortunate waste of talent if you don't). Thanks for your help.

Hi, I have a small question about the wording of an essay sentence of mine. It is: "Sentencing practices have changed drastically since the 1930’s, and there is little doubt they will continue to evolve alongside the societies

Yes, thank you! That flows a lot better and is much more "comfortable" to read (if that makes any sense). Thanks for your help!

Hi, it's late at night here, and I'm going insane with the following conclusion for an essay which I'm writing for a marketing class. Something about this doesn't feel right to me, like the main aspects of the three parts of this sentence