By Pronouns, Capital letters

Pojo wrote:Hi Tell there is any spellingmistakes are any mistakes in below letters. (nobody have the right to irritate or make fun of any body.. by sending ths mail you have proved that you are a silly person and not matured.. in this mail you have sent, you have mispelled the word...

Hi, I have two phrases below and wish you would answer some questions. 1. uses as a "getting to know each other" game/activity How do we know when do hypenate the phrase in quotation marks or just write them out as a person has done obviously above? The purpose of hyphens would be to show...

Interesting story, Hamooor, but-- oh dear!-- there are many mistakes. Here is your first sentence corrected: This is a true story. I saw it happen some months ago.First, you should review your composition and put it into a paragraph form instead of using a new line for each sentence. ...

Hi, Is this a correct sentence and free from error? "from the last 5 months i haven't been to my home" No. "For the last 5 months I haven't been home." or "I haven't been home since 5 months ago." Also, since you are asking about correctness, please note that in English a sentence should...

Hi Rex, Welcome to the Forum. "The most important thing they did was to send their children to schools and colleges, unlike the Blacks and Muslims who were content with wage labour" The problem is that you are not reading this sentence in the correct way. The words 'did was' are not...

Hi Kroskris, Welcome to the Forum. My dictionary says that compare followed by to often expresses similarities, and that with often implies a greater degree of formal analysis. That sounds about right to me. However, it goes on to note that in current usage, to and with are often...

Hi guys, He said he likes cola - am i right? This seems to be a transcription of verbal speech. Why do you think it is one sentence? I'd like to suggest that it's very misleading to think of this as one sentence. It makes life a lot simpler if you just think of it as two sentences. He said he...

Anonymous wrote: Hi everyone, which is more appropriate? 1) Since the day I met you, you've been bringing out the best in me.( Present Perfect Continuous/Progressive - used for actions or events that started in the past but are still happening now, or for past actions which only recently...

Makes a change from the Jungle Book and Canterville Ghost! Are you all in the same class in Malaysia? How come you are all posting your essays here all of a sudden? Has your tutor told you to? I'm just curious - can you explain the situation please? Anyway, your essay: 1) Check verb tenses - to...

"Then" can mean "in that case" and "though" can mean "however". However, these words seldom add any real meaning to the sentence and are best omitted. By the way, in English, a sentence begins with a capital letter and the pronoun "I" is always a capital letter.