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| What I've been saying this entire time. |
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| Remember that photo? |
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| magic dog... named Spud |
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| Do you see the punctuation problem in the phrase "from 1936-1945"? |
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| Huell??? |
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| Improve this: "he's mine, I'm not stealing him." In fact, improve the whole damn thing. |
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| News... too late to be useful. As usual. |
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| They're still coming for you, Don. |
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"from 1936-1945"? I don't know how it could be improved. Grammarly didn't see the problem either...
ReplyDeleteIf you use the word "from," you have to use the word "to." Otherwise, just write the interval as "1936–1945." When we read that interval aloud, we often verbally add the missing "from" and "to."
ReplyDeleteAh, yeah. That's what I was doing, automatically adding the from/to in my mind.
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