Can someone please help me with this question. I beleive it is a run-on. What's your thoughts?? Thanks

Thanks for the help and correcting my spelling of commas. Up all night! Burn out ARGH!!

The reason I thought the second one was wrong, in my English book it had an example of a dangling modifier. ie: To write clearly, the rules of grammar must be followed. Then it tells me the following is correct: To write clearly, one must follow

Thank you very much for your help. Your example was very helpful in getting it through to my head!

I hear that loud and clear :p wish I was a lucky one also.

Rommie, Thanks a zillion for your help. Have a great day!!

So would that mean that the comma is a comma splice and I should not use the comma?

I am having trouble understanding active and passive voice. Could you please help me with the following: 1. The material has been tested by our engineers, and they like it. ( The first clause is passive; the second clause is active, am I

Hello, can anyone help me? Please reply please!! Thanks for taking the time to read this forum you have been helpful in the past, please help me again. It would surly be appreciated!

Thank you all so very much for all your help! Bye!!