By Tenses, Capital letters

Hi, dear sir, requesting a leave due to religious activity. This is not correct. For a start, you need capital letters and a subject. You also need an appropriate verb tense. Would you like to try to correct it, and then post it again? 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...

But when you ask if something is correct and it has an incorrect element, it would be remiss of us to not point that out. Oddly, we expect that when people come to a forum to learn English and present their work as correct, they have taken all due care to ensure that it is correct. Silly of us, I...

Believer wrote: Once you enter the premises, you will see desks with a piece of paper that has a capital letter written on it. You are to find the letter that corresponds to the first letter of your last name and check-in. After you have signed your name and the person at the desk have confirmed...

Thank you, Hoa Thai. I have two more questions, if you are willing to lend a helping hand. 1. I wrote this in the original inquiring post: Once you enter the premises, you will see desks with a piece of paper that has a capital letter written on it. You are to find the letter that corresponds...

Hi, this sentense correct to past It tells me that you had a nice day at some point in the past. However, it's an incorrect sentence because it does not start with a capital letter. Best wishes, Clive

"ma" should be "my." I should always be capitalized. .. is not a way to end a sentence. Sentences start with capital letters. I broke my leg - not I have broke "I will never walk again" seems like an overly dramatic ending! You have a few problems with tense. Either put it all in the past...

I don't think you read the last correction at all. I am only going to highlight errors. It's up to you to fix them. Our work here is done. You have changed things that you should not have. You now have tenses all over - past in one place, present in another. You seem to have removed spaces...

Newguest wrote:HIHI ! IS IT REALLY A BIG MISTAKE TO PUT A COMMA AFTER "ALI?" It is a little mistake. WHY CAN'T WE SAY "A BAD LUCK" The word 'luck' is uncountable. You cannot use 'a' with an uncountable noun. You can say something such as 'a bit of bad luck' or 'some bad luck', however. I...

Love_suicide wrote:hi can anyone correct my writing and if you could add some idea to the paragraph to make it look better... Burglary One day after school. Please use a smaller size of type.#1 A full stop is followed by one space. The next sentence begins...