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Timbo20 wrote: first, you are of course right that this false grammar shouldn´t be used everywhere. computer games and chatrooms, that´s all right. Yeah, it's perfect and sensible is chat rooms and instant messages. Even I use it for that. but in forums like this one, i hate to...

Hi, This kind of writing does not usually follow strict rules about grammar, spelling, punctuation or capital letters. Just accept it as it is. Or if you want to get serious about the things I have mentioned, start by trying to rewrite this in separate sentences. Then post it again, and...

I was recently requested by a recruitment agency to provide them with my CV, so they will be able to find me a job. I have prepared this CV for that propose. I highly appreciate if you review my CV and tell me about every kind of errors that I have made from the content to style, even...

Clive wrote: Hi, which is one completely true in terms of grammar; i've been to france or i have been in france ? Neither is correct, because you have omitted capital letters. Many people on this Forum do not seem to realize that this error will cause them to lose marks in an exam or in an...

Hi, which is one completely true in terms of grammar; i've been to france or i have been in france ? Neither is correct, because you have omitted capital letters. Many people on this Forum do not seem to realize that this error will cause them to lose marks in an exam or in an essay. ...

After the colon, however, you do not need a capital letter. I think this is a BrE - AmE thing, Philip-- I have been caught on it a couple of times, not seeing the point of a capital letter myself.

Chrismlangan wrote: While traveling though a desolate area of space, Donald sees something in the distance that grabs his attention: The Fallen Creature and Proteron are flying blissfully across the horizon. No problem with grammar. After the colon, however, you do not need a capital letter.

Hi there Jacko, Welcome to the forums. First question: You should use a ? after each question. Be aware, though, that more than a couple questions in a row could be seen as ... well, a bit like an inquisition. (In your example, the "How dare you" sounds like it should be "How dare you!")...

Hi, what is the difference between these two sentences: i'll look foward to seeing you in class again... i look foward to seeing you in class again... In terms of grammar, #1 means the 'looking forward' will happen in the future, while #2 means it happens in the present. However, in...

Newguest wrote: Hi I know that it is correct to write "The Management Board of the Foundation" Can I also write: "The Foundation Management Board" if not why? How about this one "The Foundation's Management Board" thank you They are all fine as far as grammar is concerned. I...