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Use capital letters for proper nouns. Use punctuation. Pay attention to your tenses and don't switch in the middle of a sentence. On a related note, perhaps you think that adding more z's to please, a word that has no z in it at all, makes your request more appealing. It has the...

(That question is written so badly. Be careful what you learn from this teacher) Generally, be more organised about your sentences. Make sure you give proper nouns capital letters. I wouldn't say you have answered part 1 or 2 of the question. I love reading books very much. It is my best...

I do hope that your teacher didn't give you that question as it gives me serious doubts about their English ability! You can't refer to people as 'it' for a start, and there are lots of other errors. You have a nice natural and fluent writing style. You just need to be a little more careful...

Thanks a lot. Do you think its correct to seperate these paragraphs the way that you have done so?, can you tell me which words contain capital letter. Isn't "Athlete" a noun, so it must be capitalised?

Hello Agina, you are welcome to come here with your questions. To help you with your first post, remember that I is always capitalised and that the start of a new sentence is a capital letter. Hello everyone! i I am the a new member here. ('The' would mean that you are the one and only new...

Well, write your essays and come back for help with them. I'm afraid no-one is going to do them for you. We'll be happy to help polish them up though. As a first helpful hint; it would be a very good idea to spell the titles of the books correctly and use capital letters as names are proper...

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...

Nicely written over all, sorry I can't help you with what they have made you realise! Parts you need to work on Proper nouns such as names always have a capital letter. The parts that are not quite right are 'offered us the idea', 'Armel, a twin' (you can't have just one, whose twin is he?...

Well, first of all, in your message, 1) The word (pronoun) "i" is always capitalized. 2) The word "because" not capitalized. 3) The first word of a sentence is always capitalized. I would ask whether the test was also supposed to cover capitalization. For instance, if the teacher had also...

Nawal, It is clear that your essay is informal,firstly because the use of the first pronoun such as 'I', secondly the use of the word in 'my opinion'.That some of the things that distinguish between formal and informal writing.Formal writing is more persuasive in acadimic writing. Some...