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You should explain the meaning of any less common abbreviations you use in your examples — in this case 'dfac'. Anonymous S he can have the lunch in at the local dfac . As shown above.
- You should explain the meaning of any less common abbreviations you use in your examples — in this case 'dfac'.
- Anonymous S he can have the lunch in at the local dfac .
- As shown above.
- There are quite a few mistakes.
- The easiest to correct are a capital letter at the beginning of a sentence and a period at the end, so hopefully we won't see those mistakes anymore on this forum.
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You should explain the meaning of any less common abbreviations you use in your examples — in this case 'dfac'.
AnonymousShe can havethelunchinat the local dfac.
As shown above. There are quite a few mistakes.
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