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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

"... of the English L/language" Sounds formal?

Hi all,

It's a very common mistake among learners of the English Language. Does it sound formal to you?

Secondly, does the word ‘language’ in ‘the English Language’ start with a capital letter?

Best wishes,

PBF
  

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Hi, It's a very common mistake among learners of the English Language. Does it sound formal to you? Somewhat.

— Clive

  • Hi, It's a very common mistake among learners of the English Language.
  • Does it sound formal to you?
  • Somewhat.
  • Secondly, does the word ‘language’ in ‘the English Language’ start with a capital letter?
  • No.
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Hi,

It's a very common mistake among learners of the English Language. Does it sound formal to you? Somewhat.


Secondly, does the word ‘language’ in ‘the English Language’ start with a capital letter? No.

Best wishes, Clive
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Ah, I see. Thank you for helping me, Clive.

I believe it would be less formal to say 'It's a very common mistake among learners of English'.

Thank you again.

Best wishes,

PBF
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Clived, I've noticed you capitalize the 'Hi' in the word 'hi' in the beginning of your posts(or at the beginning?)
Is it vital? From what I know, capitalizing one word that does not start in a beginning of a sentence(or at? the instead of a?) is wrong.
For example:

Hi Clive.
hi.
How are you doing?
fine.

I will appricate a sincere a
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Yes, even if it is one word, you should still capitalise it.
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