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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

linguistics

is linguistics one of the art subjects or science subject?
please tell me more because i wanna go for linguistics. thanks.
  

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" Are you sure? The way you've written your question suggests otherwise. I think you should base your decision on what really interests you.

— Agarista

  • " Are you sure?
  • The way you've written your question suggests otherwise.
  • I think you should base your decision on what really interests you.
  • Here is an article you might find helpful.
  • org/wiki/Linguistics
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"you wanna go for linguistics?" Are you sure? The way you've written your question suggests otherwise. I think you should base your decision on what really interests you. Here is an article you might find helpful.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linguistics
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Hello Agarista,
I think a question form must start from a verb, but you put subject in your post. It is wrong.
Correct form is - Do you want to go for linguistics? / Do you want to opt for linguistics?
Shivaji
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I am aware of that. I was just quoting the original poster, hence the quotation marks.
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Ok, then quote properly. This is EnglishForward. There should not be a mistake from the responder.
Thanks,
Shivaji
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Shivaji: then quote properly. This is EnglishForward. There should not be a mistake from the responder.
Thanks,
Shivaji
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I thank you - This is enough. No need to write kindly
Thanks,
Shivaji
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I thank you - This is enough. No need to write kindly
Yes, I thank you is enough, however, I wanted to know if I have used the adverb correctly. Anyway, I have to go now, because I am giving a class in 15 minutes. (not to worry, it is not English
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AgaristaHow would it sound better (correct) : I thank you kindly or I kindly thank you ?
Neither. That "kindly" doesn't belong there at all. When you want to be polite, you make the other person the kind one, not yourself. "If you would kindly step this way." "Would you be so kind as to remove your stiletto from my back?"
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Enoon, thank you very much. This is all I wanted to know. (well, not all, but concerning my previous sentence).

"Would you be so kind as to remove your stiletto from my back?"
I am trying to imagine a scenario of that particular example.
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AgaristaI am trying to imagine a scenario of that particular example.
I guess you never worked for a major corporation.
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