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Hi,goverment is more interested in investment in the defence for examplefor example goverment is more interested in investment in the defenceGovernment is more interested in investment in defence, for example.For example, the government is more interested in defence investment.You seem to think...

Hi,If you are interested in grammar, you might also like to note that the lack of capital letters makes your English here incorrect.Best wishes, Clive

Hi Naughty, welcome to The Forums. What can we do to relieve your stress?Best wishes, A.Edit. Ah, I missed your subject title. Somehow this got posted in the middle of another thread. If you're in pain, it should be, "My shoulders are hurting." Don't forget the capital...

Hi mrkhan, and welcome to English Forums. Aside from any other grammar issues, remember to start sentences with a capital letter and use end punctuation. "Never has it happened" is okay, but not a common way to start. It certainly is emphatic. I'd suggest "Never before...

Hi,is this grammetrically grammatically correct?do u believe in intutions and ESP (extra sensory perception) kind of things, i always ignore them thinking mere coincidences.but the questions is ..are coincidences so frequent?No. In addition to grammar problems, your spelling is incorrect, you are...

Hi, According to a wesite named "grammar.ccc.comnet.edu" in its THE ELLIPSIS section, I have noticed a paragraph that is written like this and I couldn't understand fully: If words are left off at the end of a sentence, and that is all that is omitted, indicate the omission with...

Hi, Before you start to worry about grammar, you need to add capital letters and to spell 'u' as 'you'. If you would like to revise your writing and then post it again, I'd be happy to check it some more for you. Best wishes, Clive

Hi, which one is correct? Neither, because English sentences must start with a capital letter. In addition, you need to use a capital 'I', and to spell the word 'you' correctly. If you don't care about these things, it seems unnecessary to care about grammar. i think it...

Grammar Geek wrote: Option 2 - you DO put the comma right before the quote and you DO start the quoted material with a capital letter. Hi Barbara It should be option 1. Option 1. After a while, he said, “The scars will fade.” (You DO start the quoted material with a capital...