By Spelling, Capital letters

what those sentnces mean (What do those sentences mean?) I apprcited being invited to your home (I appreciated being invited to your home.) in incorrect english does it mean : "to be invited" ? (In incorrect English, does it mean "to be invited"?) another thing "sometimes adolcents ...

Okay then: Here are my comments. 1. Start with a capital letter. You hae a comma splice- you joined two complete thoughts with a comma. You need either a period or a semicolon (Sorry Clive.) 2. Start with a capital letter. The way it's written, the questions felt unprepared. You need to say...

Hi, if food got chiiled No. It's only a conditional clause. You need to finish the sentence by adding something like if food got chiiled, no-one would eat it. You also need to start with a capital letter, and to correct your spelling mistake. Best wishes, Clive

spelling errors highlighted in this colour other comments/amendments in pink. You are also being rather random in your use of capital letters. It seems very lazy to use the same job description word for word each time. CURICULAM VITATE (personal information removed by...

Duifje wrote: Hmm I want to add a signature to my emails stating the reason I don't use capital letters, apostrophes or proper punctuation. I prefer to write properly but sometimes I don't have the time to type as I should. How can I put it? I can't come up with anything that sounds...

Hmm I want to add a signature to my emails stating the reason I don't use capital letters, apostrophes or proper punctuation. I prefer to write properly but sometimes I don't have the time to type as I should. How can I put it? I can't come up with anything that sounds convincing... ie...

Hi Incho What is the method to speak fluent English? Someone said the grammer ( should be 'grammar') is correct, but people may don't know what I want to ask? Why? I was just highlighting his errors with regard to capital letters and spelling. Other members were also answering his question. So...

Firstly, make sure you use capital "I" not lowercase "i". Secondly, make sure you have a space after a punctuation mark. After a full stop, start the next sentence with a capital letter. english should be capitalized as Englishspelling errors: mitakes>mistakes pratical > practical ...

Grammar Geek wrote: Desert Lord, contribute to the conversation or don't, but do not post merely to show a misspelling or typo. You are not moving the conversation forward by doing so, and I am I getting tired of people finding joy in the mistakes of others. Until you are confident that 100%...

Desert Lord, contribute to the conversation or don't, but do not post merely to show a misspelling or typo. You are not moving the conversation forward by doing so, and I am I getting tired of people finding joy in the mistakes of others. Until you are confident that 100% of the time, you are...