Javier Richard Quinto Ancieta Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
How can I different semicolon and colon
Please, Can someone help me ?, is it correct if i put "semicolon" to separate "short phrases with certain content"
I need to different colon and semicolon of this sentence reduced. Thank you.
For example: I have:
.... which are indicators that we will use for our experiments. For instance: "A" represents malicious sources, either coming from botnet networks or remote services; "B" contains 'x' such as 'm', 'n', 'p', and so on, however when the "B" is used as intelligence, this only will represent to the Domain itself; and finally "C" that is similar to "B" because it also contains 'm', 'n', 'p', however this offers more advantage by blocking URLs without the need to block all the domain itself.
I need to different colon and semicolon of this sentence reduced. Thank you.
For example: I have:
.... which are indicators that we will use for our experiments. For instance: "A" represents malicious sources, either coming from botnet networks or remote services; "B" contains 'x' such as 'm', 'n', 'p', and so on, however when the "B" is used as intelligence, this only will represent to the Domain itself; and finally "C" that is similar to "B" because it also contains 'm', 'n', 'p', however this offers more advantage by blocking URLs without the need to block all the domain itself.
Top answer
For instance: (instance means a single example) I would replace this with Examples: “A” represents malicious source, coming from either botnet networks or remote services. ) the Domain itself. ) the Domain itself.
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For instance: (instance means a single example) I would replace this with
Examples:
“A” represents malicious source, coming from either botnet networks or remote services.
“B” contains ‘x’ such as m, n, p, and so on; however,
when the “B” is used as intelligence, this will only represent (to?) the Domain itself.
Finally, “C” is similar to “B”, because it also cont
Examples:
“A” represents malicious source, coming from either botnet networks or remote services.
“B” contains ‘x’ such as m, n, p, and so on; however,
when the “B” is used as intelligence, this will only represent (to?) the Domain itself.
Finally, “C” is similar to “B”, because it also cont
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Thank you for your clarification. Now I got to understand my mistakes of grammar. This forum is great! I hope to help too in something later.
Regards
Javier
Regards
Javier
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You are welcome.
I forgot to mention the words in parentheses are likely not needed. (to?) and (all?).
Your title, “How can I different…” should probably have been:
“How can I differentiate (tell the difference) between semicolon and colon?”
I forgot to mention the words in parentheses are likely not needed. (to?) and (all?).
Your title, “How can I different…” should probably have been:
“How can I differentiate (tell the difference) between semicolon and colon?”
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You are right!, "to" and "all" were not necessary. I realized that too.
Regarding the word 'differentiate', i was wrong, thank you so much!.
Regards
Javier
Regarding the word 'differentiate', i was wrong, thank you so much!.
Regards
Javier
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