Grammar Check
Hey there, I want to know if the punctuation marks I have used in these sentences are correctly placed. And if the underlined sentences and clauses show any grammatical error.
Education has been a standout amongst the most vital conditions; for a person to get by in this world. Being vital and important to our lives despite everything, we ought to concur that not every person in our society could stand to have simple knowledge.
Questions:
1. Should 'knowledge' be preceded by an article?
2. Is it right to place this clause "Being vital and important to our lives despite everything" where it is? Does it sound a little weird? Is it conveying its meaning properly?
Top answer
Unfortunately much of this is wrong, badly worded or confusing. I don't really understand the second sentence at all. "stand to ~" means something like "tolerate ~".
- Unfortunately much of this is wrong, badly worded or confusing.
- I don't really understand the second sentence at all.
- "stand to ~" means something like "tolerate ~".
- Is that what you intend?
- And what is the intended purpose of "despite everything"?
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Unfortunately much of this is wrong, badly worded or confusing. I don't really understand the second sentence at all. "stand to ~" means something like "tolerate ~". Is that what you intend? And what is the intended purpose of "despite everything"? Can you explain in other words what you are trying to say here? Are you trying to say something along the lines of "Even though education is vitall
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