Hi,
Is there any mistake in it?
I'm only hijacked by numbers, otherwise I never thought of this course !
Only text in bold !
Is there any mistake in it?
I'm only hijacked by numbers, otherwise I never thought of this course !
Only text in bold !
Abdullah SaleemI'm only hijacked by numbers, otherwise I never thought of this course !Grammatically, it's a comma splice.
(You have two independent clauses with neither a conjunction nor a semicolon.)
Semantically, I can't understand what you want to say.
Could you try explaining it again?
Are you possibly talking about "credits"?
(Otherwise, I would never have considered [taking] this course.)
I would use two sentences.
Best regards, - A.
Yes, about credits.
So, It should be like this
I'm only hijacked by numbers. Otherwise, I would never have considered [taking] this course. ???
So, It should be like this
I'm only hijacked by numbers. Otherwise, I would never have considered [taking] this course. ???
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Abdullah SaleemSo, It should be like thisYes. This would be fine assuming you're talking to a friend, or someone who is sympathetic to your situation.
I'm only hijacked by numbers. Otherwise, I would never have considered [taking] this course. ???
The perfect tense is optional, but I think it's best. You could also say, "Otherwise I would never consider [taking] this course.
I don't think it would be wise to admit to University officials that you're taking a course you're not interested in, simply because you need the credits.
Also, the sentence, "I'm only hijacked by numbers" requires some context to be clearly understood.
It's a clever, somewhat inigmatic thing to say, and is fine when spoken to a friend who understands what you're talking about. But if you were to say it to someone who has a position of authority over you, you might come across as being cavalier.
Regards, - A.
Got me right !
It's for someone who is sympathetic to my situation. That's not for the officials.
Thnx for the help.
It's for someone who is sympathetic to my situation. That's not for the officials.
Thnx for the help.