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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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which is correct: 'i kill people and chop off their heads on a daily bais' or 'kill people and chop their heads off on a daily basis'
i get confused between the two! for example, 'hey, switch on the fan' or 'hey, switch the fan on'.
i get confused between the two! for example, 'hey, switch on the fan' or 'hey, switch the fan on'.
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Hi, which is correct: 'i kill people and chop off their heads on a daily basis' or 'kill people and chop their heads off on a daily basis' i get confused between the two! for example, 'hey, switch on the fan' or 'hey, switch the fan on'. All of these are OK.
- Hi, which is correct: 'i kill people and chop off their heads on a daily basis' or 'kill people and chop their heads off on a daily basis' i get confused between the two!
- for example, 'hey, switch on the fan' or 'hey, switch the fan on'.
- All of these are OK.
- You'll fail your exams if you don't capitalize 'I'.
- Best wishes,Clive
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Hi,
which is correct: 'i kill people and chop off their heads on a daily basis' or 'kill people and chop their heads off on a daily basis'
i get confused between the two! for example, 'hey, switch on the fan' or 'hey, switch the fan on'.
All of these are OK.
You'll fail your exams if you don't capitalize 'I'.
which is correct: 'i kill people and chop off their heads on a daily basis' or 'kill people and chop their heads off on a daily basis'
i get confused between the two! for example, 'hey, switch on the fan' or 'hey, switch the fan on'.
All of these are OK.
You'll fail your exams if you don't capitalize 'I'.
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oh okay. i thought it was grammatically incorrect. because when i said to my friend, 'i'm going to switch on the fan'. he said it's 'i'm going to switch the fan on.'
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Hi,
As I said, you'll fail if you don't capitalize. Are capitals used in your native language? They are important in English.
Not capitalizing is like saying to the reader, 'I don't care much about helping you to find the start of my sentences, so I'm going to let you do that work'.
Best wishes, Clive
As I said, you'll fail if you don't capitalize. Are capitals used in your native language? They are important in English.
Not capitalizing is like saying to the reader, 'I don't care much about helping you to find the start of my sentences, so I'm going to let you do that work'.
Best wishes, Clive
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