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Capital C or not capital c ? or can some explain comas
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In the sentence; "However, the county's industrial heritage, the demographic of the county's population and a long-held reputation for having a thriving night-time economy, can perhaps help explain the phenomena".
Is the c in county's a small c or capital C ?
Also, can someone explain commas, I think I over use them as I tend to punctuate how I speak rather than writing in correct English.
Thanks,
Mikie.
Is the c in county's a small c or capital C ?
Also, can someone explain commas, I think I over use them as I tend to punctuate how I speak rather than writing in correct English.
Thanks,
Mikie.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lilith#Folk_tradi tion
One of the better off-topics! I would defend Genesis to the death. You try explaining cosmology, the formation of the solar system and evolution to an overwhelmingly uneducated population before chemistry, physics or biology.
On the other hand if you want a humorous examination of the current debate between science and fundamentalist religion try listening to Chris Smither's song, "Intelligent Design". It closes with God explaining that evolution means " I lay back in the shade while everyone gets laid. That's what I call intelligent design"!
On the other hand if you want a humorous examination of the current debate between science and fundamentalist religion try listening to Chris Smither's song, "Intelligent Design". It closes with God explaining that evolution means " I lay back in the shade while everyone gets laid. That's what I call intelligent design"!
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