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KeyboardWarrior Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Grammar help?
Question 1.
Which is correct?
A - Despite saying this game is "not good".
B - Despite saying this game is "not good."
Question 2.
Do music genres have capital letters?
For example: House, Trance, Electro... etc
Question 3.
When writing, for example: House, Trance, Electro... etc << Is the 'etc' or 'Etc'?
Question 4.
Is there a name for the three full stops after a sentence? For example: House, Trance, Eletcro...
Question 5.
Do you use quotation marks out of these examples?
A - It was 'Jurassic Park;' [or for double quotation marks]
B - It was 'Jurassic Park:' [or for double quotation marks]
Question 6
What's the different between using (these) and [these]?
Many thanks,
KeyboardWarrior
Which is correct?
A - Despite saying this game is "not good".
B - Despite saying this game is "not good."
Question 2.
Do music genres have capital letters?
For example: House, Trance, Electro... etc
Question 3.
When writing, for example: House, Trance, Electro... etc << Is the 'etc' or 'Etc'?
Question 4.
Is there a name for the three full stops after a sentence? For example: House, Trance, Eletcro...
Question 5.
Do you use quotation marks out of these examples?
A - It was 'Jurassic Park;' [or for double quotation marks]
B - It was 'Jurassic Park:' [or for double quotation marks]
Question 6
What's the different between using (these) and [these]?
Many thanks,
KeyboardWarrior
Top answer
Hello, Keyboard Warrior - and welcome to English Forums. I think you'd better slow down on that keyboard and try to write complete sentences when you give examples; it is often hard to judge when your text is just a fragment. -- Neither is correct because neither is a sentence, so there should be no full stop.
- Hello, Keyboard Warrior - and welcome to English Forums.
- I think you'd better slow down on that keyboard and try to write complete sentences when you give examples; it is often hard to judge when your text is just a fragment.
- -- Neither is correct because neither is a sentence, so there should be no full stop.
- A - Despite saying this game is "not good".
- " -- BrE style Question 2.
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Hello, Keyboard Warrior - and welcome to English Forums.
I think you'd better slow down on that keyboard and try to write complete sentences when you give examples; it is often hard to judge when your text is just a fragment.
Which is correct?-- Neither is correct because neither is a sentence, so there should be no full stop.
A - Despite saying this game is "not good
I think you'd better slow down on that keyboard and try to write complete sentences when you give examples; it is often hard to judge when your text is just a fragment.
Which is correct?-- Neither is correct because neither is a sentence, so there should be no full stop.
A - Despite saying this game is "not good
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