Snyder ,'Empty Places'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Wow, HFCS in egg salad?? So wrong. I'm fine with sugar in things that should be sugary but fer cryin out loud...
12 hours away and a first date?? But what if you like her?? I say this as someone who is trying to decide what the point of calling and emailing an texting with someone on the other side of the country is, anyway...
Has anyone heard of the Chicago Uniform Project?
Um. I have, but that's probably obvious, considering.
Thanks for all the kind words, everyone!
Um. I have, but that's probably obvious, considering.
Right.
Good luck, tommyrot!
Punctuation question: "newly developed engagement and outreach strategies" takes a hyphen between "newly" and "developed," right? Edit: Huh! My coworker says no.
Compound modifier, yes.
No. Adverbs modify adjectives; it's what they do. There's no confusion there. Although I see it all the time.
takes a hyphen between "newly" and "developed," right?
No. An adverb clearly modifies the adjective. A hyphen is needed when there are two or more adjectives, to make it clear that one adjective is modifying the other, rather than both modifying the noun.
Dog Driving website. . . really cool.
An adverb clearly modifies the adjective. A hyphen is needed when there are two or more adjectives, to make it clear that one adjective is modifying the other, rather than both modifying the noun.
Ahhh. Now I actually get it. Thanks.