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Vinesh Battula Posted 12 years ago
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Is this sentence right?

A Mr. Shyam wishes to speak to u
  

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Hi Vanesh. The sentence is not correct. "U" (unlike "I") is not a valid word.

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  • Hi Vanesh.
  • The sentence is not correct.
  • "U" (unlike "I") is not a valid word.
  • The sentence also needs punctuation.
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Hi Vanesh.

The sentence is not correct. "U" (unlike "I") is not a valid word.
The sentence also needs punctuation.
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i was asking about the word a before mr. shyam
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I believe that the 'a' before Mr. Shyam implies that the speaker doesn't really know who Mr. Shyam is. It's possible that the person being spoken to doesn't know, either. [ Please do try to use proper capitalization and punctuation in your posts. ]
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Vinesh Battulai was asking about the word a before mr. shyam
No, you asked if the sentence was correct. "A Mr. Shyam" is OK, but other parts of your sentence were not.
Please use the shift key, and proper English (not texting shortcuts) and punctuation when you post.
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