[NPInfo] Linda Marie

[Joanne DaCunha]

Again, either is correct as long as they are consistent. 
English is a very flexible language :>) 

-----Original Message-----
From: npinfo-bounces at nurse.net [mailto:npinfo-bounces at nurse.net] On
Behalf Of Diana Galler
Sent: Friday, February 01, 2008 2:44 PM
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Subject: RE: [NPInfo] Linda Marie 

Hmmm.. is that a double negative? Can you do that? Wouldn't "Either is
correct" be a better choice? <G>
  Dena Galler

Joanne DaCunha <JPD at FADavis.com> wrote:
  So, neither is incorrect.


-----Original Message-----
From: npinfo-bounces at nurse.net [mailto:npinfo-bounces at nurse.net] On
Behalf Of Jeffrey Hazzard
Sent: Friday, February 01, 2008 12:51 PM
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Subject: [NPInfo] Linda Marie 

I post a lot and haven't gotten a Linda Marie grammar-gram yet! 



Poor use of commas and semi colons drives me nuts, too.

Now, I find it hardest to remember these: Who vs. whom, that vs.
which, and pleural possessives which (?that) end in "s." The rest of it
I think I have down.

Oh yea, I also put a comma at the end of a list before the "and" in the
chain, but was told recently that is inocorrect. Below is an example.

Their names were John, Mary, Vince, Pete, Cathy, Cindy, and Roy.
Their names were John, Mary, Vince, Pete, Cathy, Cindy and Roy.

English grammar is harder than many languages because of the exceptions.

Jeff




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