Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary www.m-w.com Main Entry: 2 underscore Function: noun 1 : a line drawn under a word or line especially for emphasis or to indicate intent to italicize The term "Underscore" is usually used when referring to

I agree that an "a" is needed before "hit". However, due to space limitations, articles (a, an, the) are usually omitted in newspaper and broadcast news headlines.

CalifJim wrote: Eric, I think we may know Flyingpants under other names. I'm not persuaded it's his first visit to the Forums. Reincarnation? Jim Most probably! :-)

I'm assuming that this phrase is used when there's a sale or special store promotion. It's a shortened version of "(If you) buy one, (you) get (another) one free". It's not exactly grammatically accurate but it would do. People easily understand

vincent tee wrote: Hi tutor Could somebody please check if there's any gramatical errors --------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------

The 3 unvoiced consonants should retain the same pronunciation even when they are placed after an 'S'.

Eimai_Anglos wrote: I wonder if you mean "I, Utama" rather than "one, Utama"? Very good point. In which case the sentence may be written as "I, Utama, have agreed to waive the security deposit of RM 1,000.00." You may also do away with

You do need a hyphen between 2 and hour. (We have) a 2-hour delay. "2-hour" functions as an adjective. It describes what kind of delay we have. So in this case the delay is 2 hours long. More examples of this. 1. He ran the 100-meter

harbinger wrote: Hi I cannot figure it out the subject-verb pair for below sentence. Can someone please help and explain the answer. 1) It opens doors for a quantum jump in trade and investment flows between us. Why not " flow"

I find it a bit strange for the very first post of a new member of a forum to be a flame of a moderator, or of any member for that matter. It might be more understandable if the argument held water but in your case it doesn't. I suggest you