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Shravanmm Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Correct my sentece please.

Hi teachers,

1. If there are any suggestion that you would like to give please give me.

Are there any grammar mistakes in the sentence above. Is that sentence polite to use, If not please do suggest me the best sentence.

2. Are there any grammar mistakes in the sentence above or Are there any grammar mistakes in the above sentence? Which one is correct in these.

Thanks,

Shravan.
  

Top answer

shravanmm If there are any suggestion that you would like to give please give me. Not quite. Use one of these instead: Please give me any suggestions you have.

— CalifJim

  • shravanmm If there are any suggestion that you would like to give please give me.
  • Not quite.
  • Use one of these instead: Please give me any suggestions you have.
  • If you have any suggestions, please give them to me.
  • Please give me any suggestions you would like to make.
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shravanmmIf there are any suggestion that you would like to give please give me.
Not quite. Use one of these instead:

Please give me any suggestions you have.
If you have any suggestions, please give them to me.
Please give me any suggestions you would like to make.
If there are any suggestions that you would like to make, please make the
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shravanmm2. Are there any grammar mistakes in the sentence above or Are there any grammar mistakes in the above sentence? Which one is correct in these.
Both.
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Hi,

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shravanmmIf there are any suggestion that you would like to give please give me.
As it stands, it is incorrect and wordy.

I'd say something like:

Do you have any suggestions?

Or:

I'd like to hear your suggestions on / for...

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shravanmmAre there any grammar mistakes in the
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CalifJimExpressions like "the above paragraph" and "the below lines of text" just sound wrong to me
They used to sound weird to me, too. But I've learned to accept them as adjectives.

Here are some alternatives to above when used before a noun (for the OP):

the previous sentence
the foregoing sentence
preceding
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