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Every English sentence ends with a mark of punctuation. There are no exceptions. A sentence without a mark of punctuation at the end looks like a man waiting for a bus in a suit with no trousers on.
- Every English sentence ends with a mark of punctuation.
- There are no exceptions.
- A sentence without a mark of punctuation at the end looks like a man waiting for a bus in a suit with no trousers on.
- "Due" is used wrong.
- You see native speakers use it that way pretty often, but they're wrong, too.
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Every English sentence ends with a mark of punctuation. There are no exceptions. A sentence without a mark of punctuation at the end looks like a man waiting for a bus in a suit with no trousers on.
"Due" is used wrong. You see native speakers use it that way pretty often, but they're wrong, too. It ain't the crime of the century, but there are correct ways of saying the same thing, and
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