ByAstKew
The following sentence: It all matches up and explains a lot – including the how, wherefore and why!
Is this spelled correctly?
Thank you in advance!
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Loading...If I want to shorten a text and shorten the end of a sentence once and then shorten an entire sentence, do I use two square brackets in a row? So: Text […]. […] Text. Is there a more elegant solution?
Is there a comma before "and"? Faith in Christ comes by hearing his word , and this faith is strengthened by that same word.
e.g.: I spoke to Mr. Müller yesterday.
Hello, is this correct in the subjunctive he said he didn't know that this was forbidden
Apparently, saying goodbye to me somehow didn't mean anything to you, so I'll just let you be.
Does anyone know where I can find the solutions? Unfortunately, they aren't available on the website http://www.dtv.de/Lehrer . Please only reply if it helps. Thanks in advance ^^
If the article “that” stands out, it is a noun and is of course big written.
Yeah, that’s what you know about the DAS.
Since the question words in this sentence are used as nouns
they are written large.
Shouldn’t “a lot” be written big?
I wouldn’t. “many” is more regarded as a pay word.
Yes, they are actually adverbs, but they will
used here as Nomen, what you did in the article before
know.
So is my sentence written correctly?
All right.