Hi, The company where I work has a paid parking garage. If customers have trouble using the pay machine, we have free tickets available. These read: Exit ticket Please insert the ticket at the exit barrier without going to the ticket machine first! Isn’t that “outlet” instead of “outlet”?
I know that iwie is not correct and is an abbreviation, but especially when writing here in the questions or answers, I find it easier because it's quicker. Can I write something like this and will people understand what I mean? Really if I write something, I would use real somehow.
Hello, If I am required to write my street in English, what do I write if it "Düsseldorfer Straße" is called? For example, for "Köln" I write "Cologne", but for "Düsseldorfer Straße 23", does it just stay that way? Best regards
I asked someone this question: Do you like cooking pizza? This sparked a discussion because he suggested it should be "Do you like cooking pizza" or "Do you like cooking pizza?" I'm not really familiar with spelling rules, but both sentences sound wrong to me.
Which symbol would you prefer for sentence breaks in dialogues in a story? Examples: "But I-" or "But I…"? "Did you-?" or "Did you…?"? What do you like better to read here?
Hello. I'm currently writing a zombie story. Here it is: https://www.wattpad.com/story/334274066?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=share_reading&wp_page=reading&wp_uname=Dark_Mind_28&wp_origi nator=jkUpJUNCtF%2FB1aZ2E%2FyDZtRroyPgYHGPKe20r6V75AJpmK83KOUPmUMB6Cu4%2FJ 5aNTdB4nF%2FFB%2FnAJGcoA%2B%2BYJIQdxplK36uGqvUrTQppLuy8s5fNDIvGGxZzHRJcsgH I find it difficult to formulate sentences well. What do I need to pay attention to in order to make the story exciting?