the next spring vacation

MaymhightHi!

Are these sentences grammatically correct?

1. Why don' you visit Japan during the next spring vacation?
   
2. Why don' you visit Japan during the spring vacation next year?
   
3. Why don' you visit Japan in the next spring vacation?
   
4. Why don' you visit Japan next spring vacation?


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Philip

Maymhight
Hi!

Are these sentences grammatically correct?

1. Why don' you visit Japan during the next spring vacation?
   
2. Why don' you visit Japan during the spring vacation next year?
   
3. Why don' you visit Japan in the next spring vacation?
   
4. Why don' you visit Japan next

Yoong Liat

Philip

Maymhight
Hi!

Are these sentences grammatically correct?

1. Why don' you visit Japan during the next spring vacation?
   
2. Why don' you visit Japan during the spring vacation next year?
   
3. Why don' you visit Japan in the next spring vacation?
   

Philip

I don't blame you. I'm also like that. When we go for the major errors, we miss the minor ones.

I'm very particular about correct spelling. Do you think it is something positive or negative? In other words, if I point out the spelling errors of members, do you think I'm doing the right or wrong thing? I'm afraid of overdoing things. On the other hand, I believe we should

Yoong Liat
Philip

I do not mind if I spell a word wrongly and a member points it out to me.

Best regards

I don't mind if a member points out that I've made a spelling mistake. (I just thought you would mind if you made a spelling mistake

Hi,

First I would like to say that I learned many things from Yoong.

Can his sentence be like this?

I do not mind (or don't mind) if I spelt a word wrong and a member points it (or that) out to me.

I think wrong and wrongly are both adverbs and can be used in replacement of each other always.

I wrote, 'I do not mind if I spell a word wrongly and a member points it out to me.'

Diamondrg wrote, 'I don't mind if a member points out that I've made a spelling mistake.'

Just to confirm, is my sentence wrongly phrased? If it is incorrect, in what other way/s can be be phrased beside the sentence suggested by Diamondrg?

Hi,

With all due respect, I don't speak for Diamondrag but the concern lies with the fact, as I see it, your sentence is OK but can be construed two ways with the second being more obvious to some (I think that is where Diamondrag is coming from) and the first being a little less obvious of the two. For the first sentence, try to look the clause in the first parentheses closely. If I am

Hi Believer

1. You said, 'First I would like to say that I learned many things from Yoong.' You said the same thing before. What I'm curious is why you said that when I seldom corrected what you wrote.

2. I wrote, 'I do not mind if I spell a word wrongly and a member points it out to me.'

Diamondrg thinks my sentence is incorrect and he has amended it to 'I don't mind if

Hi Yoong,

I said I learned many things from you and believe will keep learning more because of the way I utilize this forum; I look at not only my posts but others as well, and through your responses on the queries (or questions) posted by others, I have gained some valuable information.