In Spanish, if you make a list, do you use the articles in front of all the items?
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No, it is not necessary.\nIn example, when you do a grocery list in english you do:\nCArrots, Rice, Milk, Meat, Mineral Water\n\nIn spanish you do just the same:\nZanahorias, Arroz, Leche, Carne, Agua Mineral.\n\nWhen you refer to something specific, I.E. you are doing a lit of what you should fetch for a friend, and that list has: Peter`s dog, John's Tennis Raquet & A sleeping bag.\n\nIn spanish you then can use articles: El Perro de Peter, La raqueta de John, Una bolsa de dormir.\n\nTo generalize, most of the time you use articles in lists if there are a specific number (uno, dos, una, cinco, una docena) related to the object, or if the object is a specific one, not any of the same kind.\n\nThis is only with lists, not with common speech or writing.
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Yes use a semicolon\n\nand people, this is listed under HW help..
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Are you going to write it in English or in the language you used in the question?
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It is common structure. I don't think it is overly wordy. In common conversation or informal writing, it would be fine. If it is for formal writing, I would remove the suggestion portion and make it a more commanding statement.
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No, do not use prepositions, but the first significant word.\n\nSo no don't file under T for those beginning with "The"\n\nNor under "A" those beginning with the word "A" or "An"\n\nOtherwise, you'll just end up with most DVDs together.
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Listen, get your English teacher to help you with this.  When you say "which of the following," you are supposed to provide a list!
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To the left.\n\nI promise.\n\nedit:\nas for a list check here:\nhttp://www.netlingo.com/emailsh.cfm ( a few seconds on google) and then also here\nhttp://www.tomax7.com/html/chat_abbrevs.htm\n\nHope i Helped =D
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Yeah one can do so, EG: I´ll cook chicken only if you want to--- TO is a preposition and there´s nothing gramatically incorrect in this setence ;) Of course it doesn´t apply to every prep .Here you have a link to a website wich might be helpful \nhttp://www.englishclub.com
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there is no differance, but a almost always comes before a consanent, and an before a vowel, so a list is correct.
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Probably. Because they show up at the beginning of the list in  topic areas.
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It depends on what kind of title it is. If it is of a large work (like a book), then it can be italicized or underlined (those are essentially the same). If it is a short work (like a short story or a poem), then it is in quotes. Add more info. if you are unsure.\n\nAddition: Movies/Documentaries are underlined/italicized.
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First try to memorize the abbreviations. Its easiest to do it by menu category. First start with the appetizers and work forward. Then after getting those down, start going for the descriptions.  Its easier than it looks because most descriptions are kind of obvious after looking at the name of the menu item.
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proper grammar first please
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Always.  The name of any language should always be capitalized.\n\nSpanish-speaking individuals...My first language was Spanish.
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first write the title of the article is from in italics then put the article in quotes. unles it is hand written the just underline it
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a short story or an article should be put in  quotes
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NO NO NO NO!\n\nAny appendices go BEFORE the bibliography.