Common mistakes
I just discovered the following 2 things:
The 'e' in e-mail is always in lower case. At the beginning of a sentence, the M is capitalized, i.e. e-Mail. (There is also always a hyphen)
Online is not one word, but rather a hyphenated version: on-line
Great site which has all details:
http://www.bspage.com/1netiq/Netiq.html
The 'e' in e-mail is always in lower case. At the beginning of a sentence, the M is capitalized, i.e. e-Mail. (There is also always a hyphen)
Online is not one word, but rather a hyphenated version: on-line
Great site which has all details:
http://www.bspage.com/1netiq/Netiq.html
posted by Raghav at 3:23 PM
3 Comments:
Presumably this extends to e-Business, e-Commerce and e-Voting as well. However, I've seen both online and on-line in different contexts. I have no clue which is right though. I think that beyond a point it just doesn't matter, and English will absorb it, regardless.
im glad u are exploring the wonderful world of grammar
E-marketing though is the title of my internet marketing book so i dunno-- i shld sue the author for providing incorrect knowledge :P
also for time pass chek out
-http://sahilbaweja.blogspot.com
waitig for ure next post! :)
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