please stop posting on this topic! I'm getting a migraine!

 

logical moves to the head of the class.

(Steve may use the edit button or choose to be retested in another thread.)

F150Europe,

"is" implies a correct answer.
"are" implies more than one correct answer.

(Hint)
Edit your original post removing two of the choices leaving only two.

This will return the luster to our esteemed webmaster and make logical the hick.

 

Trapper...

Capitalize first word in a sentence....

 

jaymz-

There is another thread going about their, there and they're on here somewhere...or was it you who started it?

 

No, I didn't start that one. Most of the time I can resist the rant, but as long as I didn't start this one, I figured I'd put in my $.02 worth.

 

Hmm, does not the placement of the too at the end of the sentence imply that the speaker owns a Ford truck in addition to something else?

Raoul: Say, Bob, I didn't know that this camel is your only form of transportation.

Bob: Raoul, you are correct. I own a Ford truck, too.

 

Hot topic! Did anyone see my last post on page 1...?

 

eyes, I did capitalize the first word.

 

Depends. Hard to tell when there is no context. He might be saying that, like others, he is a Ford truck owner or he might be be saying that in addition to other things, he owns a Ford truck.

 

Oops...

sorry! BTW, only three suspension points. The 4th implies a period, thus the end of the sentence.

 

I'll stop if you all will. Deal?

 

F150Europe,

'wine & cheese set' similiar to 'bourgeois'

your'n = 'yours'
(best to say 'yours' to the bourgeois)

 

1. Dcv icnbif iecbeyc7e iueceyg too.

2. Hnvh icegyecgvy uynvh ce ecg to.

3. Tccvdjh idgcb dig dgcb eg cbi two.

Is this right?LOL

I think I got it now! Thanks.

 

"suspension points" are called ellipses. And thank you all
for stopping the insanity.

 

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