Please check whether the following sentence is grammatically correct or not

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	Anonymous  #469593  Mon, 28 Jan 08 05:16 AM "Should you clear the interview , you will have the HR round also" Please let me know whether the above sentence is correct ? Can we startb a sentence with "Should" ? Subeesh.K.K    Anonymous
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	Clive  #469599  Mon, 28 Jan 08 05:27 AM Hi, "Should you clear the interview , you will have the HR round also" Please let me know whether the above sentence is correct ? 'Clear' is not correct. Say 'pass'. "Should you pass the interview, you will proceed to the HR round." Can we start a sentence with "Should" ? Yes, or you could more commonly say 'If'. Clive    Clive Joined on Thu, Oct 28 2004 Canada Veteran Member (21,212) El tango argentino es un pensamiento triste que se puede bailar (The tango argentino is a sad thought which can be danced) Enrique Santos Discépolo
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	Anonymous  #508765  Sat, 03 May 08 02:55 AM instead of should there should be'if'    Anonymous

	Mister Micawber  #508771  Sat, 03 May 08 03:22 AM . No, Anon-- should is fine.  Both are, as Clive makes clear.    Mister Micawber Joined on Wed, Aug 4 2004 Yokohama Veteran Member (21,267) 'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master-- that's all.'

	Takoyaki-English  #508784  Sat, 03 May 08 04:00 AM Hello. 1) Should you pass the interview, you will proceed to the HR round. 2) If you should pass the interview, you will proceed to the HR round. These two mean the same, don't they?    Takoyaki-English Joined on Tue, Apr 29 2008 Japan Full Member (124)
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	Clive  #508790  Sat, 03 May 08 04:14 AM Hi, Yes. Clive    Clive

	Anonymous  #545748  Thu, 24 Jul 08 06:12 AM science is the systematic study of surrounding things.surrounding things are niether living nor non living things.    Anonymous

	Mister Micawber  #545777  Thu, 24 Jul 08 07:55 AM . Well, the grammar is OK, but much else is not. Science is the systematic study of the things around us, both living and non-living.    Mister Micawber
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	Anonymous  #570008  Wed, 24 Sep 08 09:13 PM no it is not grammatically correct sentence.it has to start with you    Anonymous