*sigh*

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/3256388.stm

 

I like you're link its good, book's like that ah a GREAT idea!!!

 

7

 

wrote:
: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/3256388.stm

7.

Blair.

 

6, with some gues^H^H^H^H intelligent deductions

 

In uk.rec.motorcycles, said:

Oh dear. 4.

 

7

 

9 - Inspired guess work (if you don't know it's nearly always B).

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CG125

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somehow managed to post:

8

 

8. Don't mind getting txt grmr wrong. but that pesky changing rule
about when it's ok to have a full stop inside quotation marks and when
not, that gets me every time!

Actually what gets me every time is when to use 'that' or 'which', as
in 'the book that/which I read'. It's that, isn't it. So when can you
use 'which...'?

 

6

 

I got 8 but honestly, I've never seen a :- emoticon. I'm not bothered that
I got that one wrong, nor counting the number of punctuation symbols.

 

Microsoft Word grammar checker doesn't like the word 'which', that much is
for sure.

 

Power Grainger wrote

Whenever.

 

Yeah, like, _what_ever.

 

I believe that the above is an example of where you _should_ use
'which', although 'that' is also acceptable.

 

Ace wrote

Most thats can be replaced with a semi colon which is 4 keystokes fewer.

 

figure's ;-)

 

B.G. Finlay IT Services

8. and that's me being johnny foreigner.
Got the full stop/period question wrong, which
I think is stupid in this context.

 

8.

Got the Shakespeare thing wrong; ditto the "How many types of
punctuation?" question.