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Which of the following apply is the CORRECT Profit & Loss Formula? ((1 / Futures Last Price) - (1 / Futures Mark Price)) * Position Size ((1 / Futures Entry Price) - (1 / Futures Exit Price)) * Position Size (1 - Futures Exit Price / Futures Entry Price) * Position Size (1 - Futures Mark Price...

We should say “All these” because the preposition “of” would mean that only some of these were being referred to. Examples: We should say “Two of these flowers are wilting,” not “Two these flowers are wilting.” We should say “All these flowers are beautiful” or “All are,” not “All of these...

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Neither is correct. It should be either "two levels" or "two-level." Numbers less than 10 should be written out, while those 10 and above should be written as numerals. Each of these examples can be correct, under different conditions.¹ "Two levels" is a compound noun. "Two-level" is a...

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Person A reads the entire Bible 25 times and believes it. Person B reads the entire Bible 2 times and rejects it as myth. Which of the two persons would be more qualified to comment on it? If you read the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy 25 times and start believing the stories in it are real, then...

Using Paris as an example location, “He has been to Paris” emphasizes the speaker's presence in Paris, while “He has gone to Paris” emphasizes the speaker's journey to Paris. There may also be the overtone of a difference between the two, in that “He has been to Paris” suggests that the...

The first option is incorrect because it is incomplete. It should be: “I’m looking forward to meeting you.” Otherwise, it is correct. The second option is incorrect because you need to look forward to a thing—a noun—not an infinitive verb. The first option uses a gerund, “meeting,” which...

“She is older …” is correct. The comparative “elder” is reserved as an adjective for brothers and sisters, and as a noun, describing people who are recognized as respected older members of a family or social group. Examples: “She is older than he is.” “She is his elder sister.” “Of the two...

Neither is correct. A person does not “have” a language; a person speaks a language. You could change it to: “He speaks good English,” “He has a good command of English,” or “His [command of] English is good.”

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Spam mail was named after the canned meat! In a Monty Python skit, they said Spam meat was “horrible and being ubiquitous and inescapable.” Sounds pretty accurate to the annoying junk mail I get! Also, did you know that, on average, for every spam email sent, they only get one reply for every...

We now live in an era where AI is developing so fast that it has spun some controversy. One of the controversy is the usage of ᑕᕼᗩTGᑭT by students to create writing materials which is considered "cheating" by a lot of people. Argument Against using ᑕᕼᗩTGᑭT The use of ᑕᕼᗩTGᑭT on school...

Either can be correct, depending on the idea you want to E×ρréšš. ”On that day, which was a Tuesday, my sister and I went to the store together.” ”In that day, before antibiotics had been discovered, many people died from diseases which are now curable.” ”On that day” refers to one...

In the first sentence, the speaker is trying to use the noun “Wednesday” as an adverb, which answers the question “when?” But days of the week are not adverbs; they are nouns. They refer to specific points in time. They do not modify any other word. The second sentence, “I’ll see you on...

Neither is correct. They should be: “I am about the same height as she is.” Why? Because both pronouns on either side of the equating verb (“am”) must be subject pronouns (i.e., “I” and “she”). “Her” is an object pronoun, not a subject pronoun, so it can’t be used. The verb “have” (in the...

The adverb “really” acts as a general intensifier, so it can be placed almost anywhere in a sentence. Examples: Really, coffee and donuts are the best combination. Coffee and donuts really are the best combination. Coffee and donuts are really the best combination. Coffee and...