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Yes, it's English, but there are several problems. An article is needed before thief, and possibly commas after thief and ring . We'd need the complete sentence to know for sure.
- Yes, it's English, but there are several problems.
- An article is needed before thief, and possibly commas after thief and ring .
- We'd need the complete sentence to know for sure.
- The apostrophe in parent's almost certainly needs to be after the s ; If we are speaking of one parent, we normally specify which.
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Yes, it's English, but there are several problems.
An article is needed before thief, and possibly commas after thief and ring. We'd need the complete sentence to know for sure. The apostrophe in parent's almost certainly needs to be after the s; If we are speaking of one parent, we normally specify which.
An article is needed before thief, and possibly commas after thief and ring. We'd need the complete sentence to know for sure. The apostrophe in parent's almost certainly needs to be after the s; If we are speaking of one parent, we normally specify which.
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Anonymousthief who stole your parent's wedding ringYou realize, don't you, that you haven't actually asked a question?
You've just thrown some words together and expected others to read your mind.
Please be more specific about what you want next time.
CJ
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