preface 
 
  prepositions  
 
  numbers  
 
  unicode  
 
  irregulars  
 
  idioms  
 
  proverbs  
 
  contact  
 
  home  
 

Find the simple past and the past participle of an irregular verb. Enter its infinitive without the preposition "to":
                   
The basics


Advanced



Subjects



Topics



Period .

Two spaces follow the period after
an ellipsis . . .. That’s it.

Use a period:
  • At the End of declarative and an imperative sentence

    Examples

    The sentence ends a sentence.
    Tell me your name.

  • After an indirect question

    Example

    She wondered where she forgets her suitcase.

  • At the end of a polite request that sounds like a question

    Example

    Could you see this photo.

  • In abbreviations

    Example

    U.S., Inc., Co.

  • As a decimal point

    Example

    4345.67

  • In front of the last quotation mark

    Example

    She said, “You are right.”

  • Outside parenthesis when they enclose only a word or fragment

    Example

    Phrasal verbs contain verbs and prepositions (see the appropriate chapter).

  • Inside parenthesis when they enclose a complete sentence

    Example

    Phrasal verbs contain verbs and prepositions (they are separable or inseparable.)

  • In enumeration and only after complete sentence in list

    Example

    She needs the following:
    1. Books and newspapers
    2. The dog must be in the garden.
    3. Silence


  • To end figure captions even if not they are not complete sentences

    Example

    Figure 13. Differential Cross Section and Radial Dose.


Ellipsis:
Ellipsis is the series of three periods. It indicates the omission 
of some words in a direct speech. (It contains three periods and 
four spaces.) 
he declare, “Everything is all right . . ..”


Abder. Ajaja - © - All rights reserved 2002.
Support The English Sentence:

Give a donation

 
Google
Web ScientificSentence
 



chimie
|
scientific sentence
|
java
|
php
|
green cat
|
contact
|


© Scientificsentence 2007. All rights reserved.