For Art, a quiz 520
Not that I've seen. You're the only one who can answer whether they taught that before you quit learning. As far as the use of quotations to refer to the words themselves rather...
I didn't realize that they were undefined in your mind. I was responding to the statement you made, but if that was just sloppy writing and didn't reflect the statement you intended, then we might have some confusion.
Surely that is not what you meant, or you would have said: They did teach the use of quotation marks before you stopped learning, didn't they?
Clearly, this is what your statement referred to, whether that was your intent for it or not.
Well, this was the "For Alex, a quiz" and definitely had some extra confusion thrown in, deliberately, to be consistent with the "what goes around comes around" pattern that exists in real life...
You've got to be kidding! That goes so far beyond reading between the lines as to be ludicrous.
Nope.
Oh, thank you so much. I didn't mind, but it is a relief to know that I didn't have to.
or iii) understand all of that, but wonder if you are so confused as to think it relates to the question of how mentioning my friendship makes an option defective. If I had asked who was the former CEO of Boeing, and one choice was Stonecipher, who was just removed because of an office romance, would mentioning the office romance make that choice invalid?
Didn't see anything there worthy of comment. -- Alex -- Replace "nospam" with "mail" to reply by email. Checked infrequently.