Brackets Parentheses and Quotation Marks

It depends entirely on the context. Both can be used correctly:

Mark said, "Hello, everbody!"

"Hello, everyone!" said Mark to the gathered crowd.

x = the largest integer not exceeding x

(a + 5) (a - 5) = a2 - 25

when you are signalling to the reader that you are making a digression

no

i have had a problem like this does this guy know u like him? if not make him aware and if he doesn't react u know that he either can't pick it up or does not have feelings for u

You use it when you have a larger number sentence.

EX) 8=(4/2)+(2x2)

ernie Davis

"For God, King, and Country."

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They are an example of synonyms.

((5*6+2)+1 There ya go!

x(x-1)(x-1)FOIL

SIMPLIFY

TIMES EVERYTHING IN THE BRACKETS BY X

i will let you work it out

NO! Well, you can, but it will not be effective for the first seven days or so. Read the ENTIRE packaged instruction pamphlet. This is your life in your hands....READ IT AND TALK TO YOUR DOCTOR!

-8 (U could just have used the numbers rather than spelling it out u know)

Because if you didn't, there could be more than answer and there would be no way to decide which is correct.

For example, "10+6/2": If you do this from left to right, you get 16/2 = 8. If you follow the rules, you do the division before the addition: 10+3 = 13.

13 is correct.

If you wanted 8, you would write (10+6)/2, then you would have to simplify inside the parentheses before dividing.

14Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness?

"The splendour and beauty of the great beast would have been extinguished."

"a product of the environment"

"Never to whine; to accept all what came; to wait for better; to let no one in, not even yourself, know how near to giving in you were: these were the principles by which he lived"

"Here he was arrived in his kingdom, where regret, humiliation, mercenaries and failure did not exist"

"If there is to be salvation, there must be sacrifice and risk

"Tom knew very well, perhaps better than Forbes himself, what was meant by letting his heart thaw, against his wish, threatening his whole carefully built up system of self-sufficiency."

"She began to realize that this armour, of calmness and patience, forged in the dreadful slum where he had been born, must be heavy and painful to wear"

" "it's me: Tom Forbes" "…Tom Forbes? Who's he?" "

"When he glanced at Peerie's face, with its nose flattened like an apes, it was as if all Donaldson's Court waited outside the window"

"As Tom ran he felt that what he was hurrying towards kept receding."

"As soon as his mother had begun to speak, in a whimpering tone of entreaty, he had with his right fist struck the tree several times"

"Charlies hands were clumsy with nervousness and guilt. He had already suspected that by bringing Tom to Towellan he has, inexplicable, done the boy more harm than good; now this self inflicted injury was no doubt the outward sign of harm"

"The shepherd's hut for her was a destination; but for him it could only be another place in which to try and solve what could never be solved"

Manifestations

The term for the ... is elipsis

It's used to emphasise something. Shock, incredulity - things like that. Though one celebrated author - I forget who - once said something along the lines of 'if you're ever tempted to use an exclamation mark, think about it for five minutes and then don't'.

enclose additoinal information

you can get the colors on when you get the bracets on. The colors are actutally rubber band strands that get placed on the bracets. that's actually how they tighten braces is by cutting the colored bands that are on the bracets. they get swicthed every visit.

7 + 3(n-2)