Very winnable game for the Miners. Very.
I wouldn't go as fart as "very winnable". I think we have a chance to win, but by no means a very good chance.
Damn!I wouldn't go as FART as "very winnable". I think we have a chance to win, but by no means a very good chance.
This is UTEP football we're talking about. No game is "very winnable".
The period goes inside the quotation mark.
The period goes inside the quotation mark.
It goes outside at the end of sentence ending with a quote. I was raised to put them inside. However, if the quote ends with no other remarks then it goes inside and you then put a period at the end (outside of the quote) of the sentence to note that it is the end of your sentence.
So as much as it pains me, technically 5000 was correct because his or her quote was part of the original statement and not at the end of the statement.
20 to 25 years ago the English grammar police amended, clarified or changed the rule. I am not to sure. Like I said, I was taught that it was to go inside the quotation marks.
It goes outside at the end of sentence ending with a quote. I was raised to put them inside. However, if the quote ends with no other remarks then it goes inside and you then put a period at the end (outside of the quote) of the sentence to note that it is the end of your sentence.
So as much as it pains me, technically 5000 was correct because his or her quote was part of the original statement and not at the end of the statement.
20 to 25 years ago the English grammar police amended, clarified or changed the rule. I am not to sure. Like I said, I was taught that it was to go inside the quotation marks.
I think aside from the NMSU game any game we win will be considered an upset. On second thought we might be underdogs in that game too.Yes, if UTEP were to win it would be an upset.
Did they strike that extra "o" from "too" to?20 to 25 years ago the English grammar police amended, clarified or changed the rule. I am not to sure.