magnitude  +  547052 Sun, 27 Jul 08 04:06 PM Is there any grammatical error in the paragraphs? 1. Never to end to be improving english 2. Supposingly some of you guys, though its amount could be quite a few till now, were wondering why I haven't shown my face to have been of late. To be straight to the points, I've been busy to have been studying english. Anyway I left a little of my casual words here to be found out phraseological flaws, if there's any. 3. Never to be pointless,why don't you have a little bit show-time to be demonstrating your superior grammatical skill in English? 4. There is a gap between your skill and authentic english, consequentially the further beyond your understanding you felt it, the wider and deeper the gap really was. 5. I can not stop larughing by a reason of having been aware of or, possibly, of nothing. magnitude Joined on Sun, Jul 27 2008 New Member 04 Paragraphs

	Clive  +  547094 Sun, 27 Jul 08 06:07 PM Hi, I'm sorry to tell you that you have many, many errors. I'll try to correct them, but in some cases I don't understand what you mean. 1. Never stop improving your English. 2. Supposedly, some of you guys,  perhaps quite a few till now, were wondering why I haven't shown my face of late. To be straight to the point, I've been busy studying english. Anyway, I left a few casual words here as errors. 3. To get to the point, why don't you demonstrate  your superior grammatical skill in English? 4. There is a gap between your skill and authentic English. Consequently, the further beyond your understanding you felt it, the wider and deeper the gap really was. 5. I can't stop laughing for no reason. Best wishes, Clive [I tried to fix the formatting, Clive.-- MM] Clive Joined on Thu, Oct 28 2004 Canada Veteran Member 29,594 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 Paragraphs

	Clive  +  547157 Mon, 28 Jul 08 12:22 AM Thank you, MrM. Clive Clive

	magnitude  +  547396 Mon, 28 Jul 08 01:47 PM Thanks, Clive and MM. I wrote those after having read some grammar books to use english in the right way. Here I ask for help, hastily, to check if it was far away from using the grammar rightly. In the forms of Innfinitive or to be called The Non-finite Verb, there are some forms to be rarely seemed, the forms such as "to have written","to have been written","to have been writing". I thought it must be gorgeous to put it to usage. magnitude Grammar, Verbs, Paragraphs