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Cuckoosnest wrote:IMHO, dis iz a sine of da destruction of our written language, but im obviously biased on da issue. so wat do u think? iz dis sumthin we shud b ashamed of, or has ben franklins dream of a simpler english language finally cum of age? This one did make me laugh my head off. I...

Hi, what is scorrect you are one of those people on whom i can count or you are one of those people whom i can count on Neither is correct, because you need capital letters and punctuation. #1 is a bit more stylish than #2, but you can put the preposition in either position. Best wishes,...

Anonymous wrote:Hi, could someone explain to me these on capital letters from Steinbeck's "Travels with Charley"?: 'For when Charley is groomed and clipped he is pleased with himself as is a man with a good tailor or a woman newly PATINAED by a beautiful parlor, ALL OF WHOM CAN BELIEVE THEY ARE...

Hi, could someone explain to me these on capital letters from Steinbeck's "Travels with Charley"?: 'For when Charley is groomed and clipped he is pleased with himself as is a man with a good tailor or a woman newly PATINAED by a beautiful parlor, ALL OF WHOM CAN BELIEVE THEY ARE...

Alright, thank you. I have another question concerning the form. Do I have to write the sentence "To whom it may concern" or can I leave it out. And what is the most common formulation: 1) Dear Sir or Madam, (and continue without capital letter.) ...

Anonymous wrote:hello my name is shay i think that for an avarage person my english is more than okay i just wanted to ask if any of you might know how to inhance my english in order to speak like in the lord of the rings movies? cos obviousley the grammar in the movies is different then the...

Hi Diddy, Here is the piece with errors corrected, and a couple of amendments made to make the style better. All in all it looked very good, there are a couple of expressions in which the correct preposition is not obvious, you just have to know these I'm afraid! One point is that King or Queen...

Dear MrP, This is one passage you sent me taken from the book. I put the verbs in the infinitive and tried to find the right tenses again. If you wouldn't mind, I would like you to tell me if, without other context, the tenses / prepositions in capital letters are possible. The tenses in...