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Meimei MianDianRen Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Sentence structure!
pls check the following sentence. i want to know that it is using for only conservation or writing the letter. and then which is more polite to say?
" Days went by, i didnt do anything yet till now"
" days went by , I couldnt prepare anything yet"
" Days went by, i didnt do anything yet till now"
" days went by , I couldnt prepare anything yet"
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Aha! I'll bet you mean "conversation"! Both sentences are comma splices.
- Aha!
- I'll bet you mean "conversation"!
- Both sentences are comma splices.
- " The personal pronoun, "I" must always be capitalized, the first word in each sentence must be capitalized, and you must always end your sentences with a period, question mark, or exclamation point.
- I'd advise against using "yet" and "till now" in the same phrase, since they both refer to the same point in time.
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Aha! I'll bet you mean "conversation"!
Both sentences are comma splices. You must either use a semicolon, a conjunction (such as "and") or a "full stop," comprising a period and a capital letter to begin the "second sentence."
The personal pronoun, "I" must always be capitalized, the first word in each sentence must be capitalized, and you must always end your sentences with a
Both sentences are comma splices. You must either use a semicolon, a conjunction (such as "and") or a "full stop," comprising a period and a capital letter to begin the "second sentence."
The personal pronoun, "I" must always be capitalized, the first word in each sentence must be capitalized, and you must always end your sentences with a
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Hi Mon Mon,
While you've come to the English forum, I presume that you want to improve your English.
If so, you need to learn to write your questions and contents in full spelling and capitalize properly. i.e.I'd like to know for converstaion and writing purpose.....
More properly it should be " days went by,I haven't done anything yet till now"
While you've come to the English forum, I presume that you want to improve your English.
If so, you need to learn to write your questions and contents in full spelling and capitalize properly. i.e.I'd like to know for converstaion and writing purpose.....
More properly it should be " days went by,I haven't done anything yet till now"
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Mon Monthank you so much. good explain from u.Write it like this:
Thank you so much. That was a good explanation.
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Goodman More properly it should be " days went by,I haven't done anything yet till now"Hi, Mon Mon. I have to say that in view of Goodman's post, I may have misunderstood you.
Do you wish to tell someone that you have now prepared something? Yes, or no?? (I may have steered you toward the wrong reply.) - A.
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