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onizo Is the following sentence gramatically correct? Are you directing flow?

Thank you but the emphasis is on grammar.

I corrected the most important mistake. Your sentence was not understandable. Please allow us to decide what is wrong with your postings.

Mister MicawberI corrected the most important mistake. Your sentence was not understandable. Please allow us to decide what is wrong with your postings.

Absolutly.

The written format stripped of nuances didn't deliver my intention well though, I was asking a question again.
So, Thanks for telling me that it doesn't make sense, which I had no ide

onizoBut, as usual, I've got to know, even if it doesn't make sense, if the word 'flow' is gramatically coined well there.

I'm afraid that question makes no sense to me.

You could say "Are you directing the flow of traffic?" "Are you directing flow?" makes no sense.

We're still trying to get used to the idea that you call your three-year-old a baby. Most children of that age are very proud of not being a baby any more! I hope you don't call him that in front of other kids his age! (Or maybe things are very different in your culture.)

Absolutly. Absolutely

The written format stripped of nuances didn't deliver my intention well though, I was asking a question again.
So, Thanks thanks for telling me that it doesn't make sense, which I had no idea of.
But, as usual, I've got to know, even if it doesn't make sense, if the word 'flow' is gramatically

tamguatlayBut, as usual, I've got to know, even if it doesn't make sense, if the word 'flow' is gramatically grammatically coined well there

As I have already told you, this question does not make sense. What do you mean by 'grammatically coined well'?