grammar

Just kicking around the "du France" term around. Is it proper French grammar? Or does "de France" win hands down 100% of the time?

Just kicking around the "du France" term around. Is it proper French grammar? Or does "de France" win hands down 100% of the time?

I am not a native English speaker. I received some criticism on my choice of domain names but I am not so sure if I was wrong. So, I will try to get the issue solved in this thread. I will start with an example. As far I know, when someone writes “Dragon's Fight”, the apostrophe ( ' ) means...

I am not a native English speaker. I received some criticism on my choice of domain names but I am not so sure if I was wrong. So, I will try to get the issue solved in this thread. I will start with an example. As far I know, when someone writes “Dragon's Fight”, the apostrophe ( ' ) means...

Hi friends. as some of you know, English is not my primary language. This is one of main reasons I suspect I have some bad domain names in my porffolio. Primarily, I am usually not sure about singular/plural forms of keywords, and I think some of them might be simply gramatically wrong...

Hi friends. as some of you know, English is not my primary language. This is one of main reasons I suspect I have some bad domain names in my porffolio. Primarily, I am usually not sure about singular/plural forms of keywords, and I think some of them might be simply gramatically wrong...

How do you guys camelcase names with heavy abbreviations? They look sometimes clumsy when written according to the rules: SFCBDOil.com CBDOilSF.com CBDOilCase.com HyperCBDOil.com Might be too heavy to read, to look at the names within a list. Would it be okay to omit a part of abbreviation...

How do you guys camelcase names with heavy abbreviations? They look sometimes clumsy when written according to the rules: SFCBDOil.com CBDOilSF.com CBDOilCase.com HyperCBDOil.com Might be too heavy to read, to look at the names within a list. Would it be okay to omit a part of abbreviation...