not worthy that you should....

No, not in modern English.

Mr. Micawber:

Like thousands of your other online students, I really appreciate your kind and patient answers to us learners.

I am confused.

The thread starter asked whether that sentence was "grammatically correct."

I realize that people do not speak like that nowadays, but I cannot find any grammar mistakes in it.

Thank you for any clarificati

I see your point, James M, but sometimes we interpret the questions here a little more liberally. Sometimes this happens as a result of having a lot of repeated experiences with individual students and knowing the kinds of issues these particular students are usually interested in. In this case I too might have seen the question as one about appropriateness in ordinary conversation and writing r

Thank you very much, sir, for the clarification. I now see that I was being too literal.