Does the following sentences is grammatically correct?

The sentence is not correct. "Know-how" (note the hyphen) is a noun. A person has "technical know-how" if he can make gadgets work.

What are you trying to say?

Here is the whole thing!

Has anyone had experiences with setting up eclipse and Android SDK in your computer before?

I have done so, but couldn't further download and install the different Android platforms such as 2.2 to 4.03 version for development! Could you please message me if you technical know how!

Chao!

Has anyone had experience with setting up Eclipse and Android SDK in your computer?

I have done so, but couldn't download and install the different Android platforms such as 2.2 to 4.03 version for development! Could you please message me if you know how?

Ciao!

Thank you very much? Can the word "experience" become "experiences" ?

Why it is inappropriate to use ":before" and "further" in the sentence?

andybusyCan the word "experience" become "experiences" ?

No.

andybusyWhy it is inappropriate to use ":before" and "further" in the sentence?

If they have experience with it, they did it before. "Before" is therefore redundant, and it sounds like it very much.

I couldn't even tell what "further" was doing there. If y

sorry there is a typing mistake in the above sentence it should be refined as " Does the following sentence is grammatically correct?

andybusy sorry there is a typing mistake in the above sentence it should be refined as " Does the following sentence is grammatically correct?

Actually, it's "Is the following sentence grammatically correct?"

Thanks!

For this part, I don't really understand what do you mean by "left to right time sequence of written English takes care of the order of events without it."


I couldn't even tell what "further" was doing there. If you meant something by "further" that I did not understand, please let me know, but the left-to-right time sequence of written English takes care of the order of events witho

andybusyFor this part, I don't really understand what do you mean by "left to right time sequence of written English takes care of the order of events without it."

I assumed that by "further" you meant "proceed to", which was otiose.

andybusyAlso should I say "Why it is inappropriate to use ":before" and "further" in the sentence?" or "