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Speedoz Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Virtual world

Hello,

Is it correct to say: I really want to deactivate all my accounts from the virtual worlds

Keeping into consideration that I want it to be like a joke
  

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I can't tell what it means. Other than that, it seems OK except for the mising punctuation. There are so few rules in English, we should take comfort in and cherish the few inviolable ones we have.

— Enoon

  • I can't tell what it means.
  • Other than that, it seems OK except for the mising punctuation.
  • There are so few rules in English, we should take comfort in and cherish the few inviolable ones we have.
  • Every sentence ends with a mark of punctuation, one of three.
  • Let's see another attempt, please, so we can see what you mean.
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I can't tell what it means. Other than that, it seems OK except for the mising punctuation. There are so few rules in English, we should take comfort in and cherish the few inviolable ones we have. Every sentence ends with a mark of punctuation, one of three.

Let's see another attempt, please, so we can see what you mean.
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Ok, I hope it's correct now Emotion: smile

I really want to deactivate all my accounts in the virtual worlds!
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Ok, I hope it's correct now. (Note the period.)

I didn't mean that you should try again because of the punctuation, I was hoping for different words to help me understand what you want to say.

You said you want it to be a ki
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