Quick rules about commas
This short guide (link to: Purdue OWL) can help you understand when to use commas.
Is this really true?
“You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation.” Plato
A misunderstanding?
Customer: “I’d like to try on that dress in the window.”
Salesman: “Sorry, Madam, but you’ll have to use the changing rooms.”
Let’s make a note
We say that we would like to ‘make a note of something! (notieren!) and not ‘make a notice’!
Great business ideas, don’t you think?
What do you think about box subscription services? People are so busy today that they’re subscribing to services that deliver goods to their doors on a regular basis.
So what sort of things can you order? The London Sock Company has a Sock Club that sends out stylish socks to subscribers every month. The Willoughby Book Club has lots of different book subscription gifts ranging from books for babies to cookery books to gardening books. The London Tea Club sends out samples of three teas a month to match subscribers’ flavour profile. And Cure and Simple sends out bacon, once a week, once a fortnight or once a month!
Read this article on The Telegraph to learn about other subscription box services!
So what do you think about this here? Not-Another-Bill sends out a surprise present every month. Now I do like surprises … So if ever anyone is look for a present for me, I think this would be a SUPERB idea! 😉
