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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
competitive exam question..doubt
Such people, who do know not how to be polite and well mannered, in a civilized society, are disliked.
Please clear my doubt as to where is the grammatical mistake in the above sentence, i am teacher, but i find no, mistakes.
thank you
regards
laxmi
hyderabad
Please clear my doubt as to where is the grammatical mistake in the above sentence, i am teacher, but i find no, mistakes.
thank you
regards
laxmi
hyderabad
Top answer
It should be: Such people, who do not know how to be polite and well mannered in a civilized society, are disliked. The comma after "well mannered" is not necessary. I would personally hyphenate "well-mannered", but preferences vary.
- It should be: Such people, who do not know how to be polite and well mannered in a civilized society, are disliked.
- The comma after "well mannered" is not necessary.
- I would personally hyphenate "well-mannered", but preferences vary.
- As a teacher, you ought to know that the word "I" should always be capitalised, wherever it appears.
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It should be:
Such people, who do not know how to be polite and well mannered in a civilized society, are disliked.
The comma after "well mannered" is not necessary.
I would personally hyphenate "well-mannered", but preferences vary.
As a teacher, you ought to know that the word "I" should always be capitalised, wherever it appears.
Such people, who do not know how to be polite and well mannered in a civilized society, are disliked.
The comma after "well mannered" is not necessary.
I would personally hyphenate "well-mannered", but preferences vary.
As a teacher, you ought to know that the word "I" should always be capitalised, wherever it appears.
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