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for January 1, 1999, to March 1, 1999:
Mary Mejia 1/6/99 11:20:10 AM
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nicole 1/11/99 7:23:04 PM
this really helped me. cuz i have my language arts midterm on wednesday and she doesn't really go over this stuff a lot. the teacher just expects us to know everything, but i didn't. p.s. if my grammar is really bad on this comment it's just me. not u. thanx. i'll be back, i guarantee u!
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Laurie Wilson 2/3/99 1:04:50 PM
Dear Grammar English, Your material is excellent, in my opinion. Thank you for putting it out here for us. My coworkers and I would like some support for our belief that "and" rather than "or" is the correct conjunction to use in the following type of comparison: "Participation in the plan will terminate on the earlier of (a) the participant's death, _____ (b) the participant's termination of employment with the company." We will appreciate your comments on the logic of using "and" to correlate two things, or on whatever point of grammar is involved here. Thank you.
Gene Benson 2/4/99 1:21:58 PM
Inman 2/4/99 2:25:36 PM
I notice that Grammar English has been identified as feminine in your guest book! Well, why not? I teach high school English and find your exercises very helpful, especially combining sentences which most students find difficult. It seems they have been programmed to believe that they can't start a sentence with "because" or "and." Keep up the good work! I include a couple of my favorite solecisms: a) Joan of Ark was burned at the steak. b) The Red Pony died of syphillis.
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Caye Bone 2/8/99 6:53:20 PM
I use this site for my AP Comp class and I think it is a great resource. Thanks to all of you who help keep it up.
marybishop@zianet.com 2/9/99 10:09:14 AM
It's STEPHEN King, not Steven King, in the section on italics.
Richard 2/9/99 1:57:49 PM
You say, "Being careful to avoid sexist language should not lead one into silliness." Sorry, too late. The whole argument that calling a policeman a policeman is sexist is silly. The whole gender-neutral argument is an exercise in silliness, as is much of what is cussed and discussed in the world of academia.
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Carmen de la Fuente 2/13/99 12:18:37 PM
My question is about the genitive. I've checked several sources to find an answer, but it seems there are different opinions on the subject. Perhaps you can solve the mystery. Could you please tell me which of the following is correct? Charles's or Charles' If the correct form is Charles', how should I pronounce the ending? /z/ or /Iz/? Thank you. Carmen
T. Lock 2/13/99 1:06:11 PM
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I like your page. It makes grammar bearable :-) I'll use your section on resumes as a guide when it comes time to rewrite my own.
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