Poor spelling and punctuation detracts from your message. Good spelling and punctuation shows that you have put effort into your message,
WikiAnswers does not hate punctuation. For software reasons, we can't yet allow some types of punctuation in questions... and of course, not all of our users know how to use punctuation appropriately, but we still want them to be able to contribute. Anyone who would like to jump in and help correct punctuation or spelling... or anything else, is more than welcome. :)
False. A friendly letter should still adhere to basic rules of grammar and punctuation, even though a more casual tone may be used. It is important to demonstrate respect for the recipient by using proper capitalization and punctuation.
No, whatever end punctuation is at the end of the quote is enough. No comma is needed.Examples:Correct - She screamed, "The house is on fire!" and then she ran out the front door.Incorrect - She screamed, "The house is on fire!," and then she ran out the front door.
Open punctuation is popular today, where the comma and full stop is less used. This is mainly due to the electronic communication age we now live in. Formal business letters should still be written using closed punctuation, as the format looks more professional. Open punctuation: Dear Mr Jones Closed punctuation: Dear Mr. Jones,
The spelling is "thermos" (still a trademark name Thermos), a vacuum-insulated flask.
It is.
WikiAnswers does not hate punctuation. For software reasons, we can't yet allow some types of punctuation in questions... and of course, not all of our users know how to use punctuation appropriately, but we still want them to be able to contribute. Anyone who would like to jump in and help correct punctuation or spelling... or anything else, is more than welcome. :)
False. A friendly letter should still adhere to basic rules of grammar and punctuation, even though a more casual tone may be used. It is important to demonstrate respect for the recipient by using proper capitalization and punctuation.
— The correctness principle comprises more than proper grammar, punctuation, and spelling. A message may be perfect grammatically and mechanically but still insults or loses a customer and fails to achieve its purpose. — The term correctness, as applied to business messages also mean three characteristics: 1. Use the right level of language (formal/informal) 2. Check accuracy of facts, figures and words 3. Maintain acceptable writing mechanics (correct use of grammar, spelling and punctuation)
The Spanish spelling of Erin would still be Erin.
He died somewhere in 2009.
There has been no change in spelling, both still apply
I forgot my email address in friendster but i still remember my password!! how can get my email address?
they should not email but if they do you can inscribe
Unfortunately, though we love punctuation here, our software doesn't. The more punctuation we allow in questions, the more glitches we get. So, we limit the amount of punctuation that can go into a question for that reason, and also because the more punctuation we allow, the more different versions of questions we could get with only punctuation differences. It's a hard balance to make. We're still working on being able to allow people to use more punctuation, but it is a long process, and often falls behind bigger priorities for the site.
You still need to go to your email to confirm it.
Yes you can use your old email I made a gmail and I can still use my AOL account (not that I do much)