Jackson6612  +  317586 Sat, 20 Jan 07 12:17 PM Hi, Please tell me whether these sentences are correct or not. If they aren't correct then please help me to correct them. 1: ''Put my two cents in'' means ''to state one's opinion''. Is this correct when someone says by shortening the original phrase ''my two cents''? 2: Today I wish I had a good english so that I can write a post much longer than this. 3: Although I have found my answer but if you still have any suggestion then you are welcome. 4: I still couldn't find required proverb. Is this correct sentence? Won't it be ''I still can't find the required the required proverb''. Jackson6612 Joined on Wed, Dec 27 2006 Senior Member 3,688 It’s a difficult question for any man to answer… Whether to follow his dreams no matter what… Or to give in slowly and let life lead you where it will. Verbs

	Ant_222  +  317666 Sat, 20 Jan 07 04:06 PM «1: ''Put my two cents in'' means ''to state one's opinion''. Is this correct when someone says by shortening the original phrase ''my two cents''?» «(To put) my two cents» means a little contribution to something. For example, to the answer to a question at a forum. «2: Today I wish I had a good english so that I can write a post much longer than this.» Yes, except for that that "I can" should be changed to "I might". «3: Although I have found my answer but if you still have any suggestion(s) then you are welcome.» Ok to me except you shouldn't use both "but" and "although": «Although I have found my answer, suggestions are still welcome, should you have any.» or just remove "Although" from your original sentence. Also "my answer" doesn't seem good to me. Maybe "the answer to my question" or just "the answer"? «I still couldn't find required proverb. Is this correct sentence? Won't it be ''I still can't find the required the required proverb''.» If it's in a present context (that is, it's your present opinion), I think the second is the choice. Ant_222 Joined on Sun, May 21 2006 Podolsk, Russia Contributing Member 1,717 Verbs

	Clive  +  317675 Sat, 20 Jan 07 04:28 PM Hi, 2: Today I wish I had good english so that I could write a post much longer than this. Best wishes, Clive Clive Joined on Thu, Oct 28 2004 Canada Veteran Member 29,627 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

	Jackson6612  +  318459 Mon, 22 Jan 07 04:25 PM Hi, Ant_222 wrote: ''Although I have found my answer, suggestions are still welcome, should you have any.'' What does ''should you have any'' mean in the above sentence? or What is the purpose of using it? Jackson6612

	Ant_222  +  318465 Mon, 22 Jan 07 04:53 PM "should you have any" = "if you have (or will have) any [suggestions]" That is no way means "if"="should" though... Ant_222

	Jackson6612  +  350679 Sat, 14 Apr 07 07:34 AM Ant_222 wrote: That is no way means "if"="should" though... The above sentence doesn't seem correct to me. Shouldn't it be written as: That in no way means ''if''=''should'' though...? Jackson6612

	Jackson6612  +  351263 Sun, 15 Apr 07 10:02 PM Dear Marius, Thank you very much for correcting the title of my post. Best Wishes, Jack IV Jackson6612