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Sundarnaz Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

is it correct?

you will have patience to follow the rules.
  

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No, It needs a capital letter. Can you think of a context in which it would make sense to say this? What is it?

— Clive

  • No, It needs a capital letter.
  • Can you think of a context in which it would make sense to say this?
  • What is it?
  • Clive
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No, It needs a capital letter.

Can you think of a context in which it would make sense to say this? What is it?

Clive
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I want to say
If some one participate in school sports she will learn how to follow rules. I mean general rule or follow discipline.
"If you participate in sports you will have patience to follow rules".
Does it make sense? But I guess not.
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eg "If you participate in sports, you must have the patience to follow the rules."
eg "If you participate in sports, you must follow the rules."
eg "If you participate in sports, you must learn to follow the rules."
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thanks Clive!
I think I couldn't express what I was actually wanted to say.
I think participating in sports develops a natural tendence towards following rules. If someone learn and follow the rules of a game he or she will surely and naturaly follow all the rules of life. I mean sports develop internal discipline. so I said "By participating in sport you will have patience to follow rules
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eg "If you participate in sports, you will learn self-discipline and how to get along with others."

Clive
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Yes Clive! that is what I wanted to say. Thanks you read my stupid question with patience and corrected me. Thanks again.
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