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Hi,You have mixed your examples and your comments together, in a way that confuses me. Your lack of capital letters and your creative use of your own version of punctuation also makes it hard for me to follow your comments.Think of it this way.You walk into a room where I am, and you say 'I...

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 terms of...

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...

And if you would like to ask for more details of specific phrases to say in specific conversations, please do not post in all-capital letters. It is impolite.

ABBIE1948 Thank you very much indeed for having the time to read my letter. I have made the corrections that you suggested and hope this time it is ok. However, I would kindly ask you to have a second look so that no single error slips away!!!! THE CHANGES I MADE ARE MARKED WITH CAPITAL...

Hi Jazz, Thanks for saying I could correct your post on line. Re: your reply to Ali; 1. In English we always begin a new sentence with a capital letter, and we use a capital letter for people's names, and for names of places such as London, the Indian Ocean etc. So your greeting should...