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Consultation Nico claim "as ...»," so ...», "so ...»," so ...», "at ..." Types

In general, these phrases are equivalent to adverbs ending in-mind and replace them. In modern English, all (even "level + adjective" and "level + noun) are considered correct, although not always used in the same contexts.
When you want to denote 'mode', the favorite phrases are "so ... 'and' Talk ...»: so aggressively (aggressively). Since the word
form also means "way, way ', is not considered wrong to use the phrases" so ... "and" as ... "as manners: Talk aggressively. However, it is more appropriate (and more common) use to refer to 'external configuration of something', eg circular building , bell-shaped flower .
As for the phrases "at + adjective" and "level + noun" are admissible provided that in them word level somehow retain the notion of 'high' or 'category or hierarchy': is internationally recognized (internationally). However, it is advisable not to abuse these phrases when they can be replaced ( is recognized internationally ).

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quotes in Spanish

In English we use different types of quotes:

1. Angle, Latin or English ("").
2. English ("").
3. Single ('').

SAR recommended in the first instance the chevrons and resort to simple English and in case you need to quote in a text and quotes. Then, the quotes are used last: "Isabella said:" The 'jets' are friends of the foreign "" . In linguistic works, single quotes are used to frame the meanings: Voice beekeeping is formed from the Latin terms apis 'bee' and culture 'culture, upbringing' .

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combination with other signs point

1) The point is always written after the quotation marks, parentheses and dashes of closure. Uses
correct:
He said: "Alone at last."
With these words he left. (I think he was very angry).
had come to the house of his brother Paul.

2) No item should be written after the end of question marks or exclamation, although they finished the sentence. For example, the score of the sequence is incorrect:
Is it true that your mother will not come to the party?. I can not believe it. Are you absolutely sure?.
point should be written only if after the question mark or exclamation is closing parentheses or quotation marks. Uses
correct:
Yesterday served four years (can you believe?).
from the back of the room came a cry: "Objection!".

3) If an abbreviation point coincides with the closing statement must be written a single point, never two.
Misuse:
all had drinks wine, beer, cider, etc. ..

4) Never write another point after the dots when they close a statement.
Misuse:
several sports: football, tennis, golf ....