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vijayanths
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How good is your written English?

Are you good at English grammar?I am also weak in a few areas like preposition. I will have doubts what to use in or on, at or in and so on.(Vandana also said she is having similar problems) I...

Started by vijayanths (777) in questions & answers • 30 responses • Last response by hunieby (124) • 8 hours ago
Tags: english, grammar, writing, conversation, email

d00d00
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"I wish everyday were Christmas." - is it grammatically correct?

sorry to be asking this. but i am just confused.. why not say "i wish everyday WAS christmas?" can someone explain this to me?

Started by d00d00 (641) in questions & answers • 2 responses • Last response by coffeeshot (2478) • 4 days ago
Tags: grammar, interest, life, subject, verb

sophisticated_boy
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Do you check spelling before posting?

Hi my fellow myLotters. I always try to be punctual in writing something so it has the exact and correct spelling. I know in grammar maybe I am a little bit lagging since I'm not a native English...

Started by sophisticated_boy (527) in mylot.com • 43 responses • Last response by scififan43 (835) • 1 day ago
Tags: spelling, check, english, grammar, mylot

natwarbond
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we use articles in english, now days I am also read them but littele mistake I found some countries names before use the but some are not so pls writte me what is reason about that

Started by natwarbond (19) in student • 1 response • Last response by ravend (105) • 6 days ago
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vandana7
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Do u get confused between in's, on's, at's, etc.

I am not from any English speaking country. And my primary education was in local language, because of which my foundation in English is rather shaky.:) I am here to learn both the language, as well...

Started by vandana7 (1266) in writing • 31 responses • Last response by tingtong (926) • 4 days ago
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Joanne Jacobs
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‘Punctuation hero’ branded a vandal

To some Britons, Stefan Gatward is a “punctuation hero.” To others, he’s a vandal. From the Daily Mail:After enduring sloppy punctuation on the street sign outside his home for...

Started in Joanne Jacobs • 4 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: uncategorized, grammar, j-walk blog, punctuation

Joanne Jacobs
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Vandals, check your grammar

Beth Biskobing, an English teacher in Milwaukee teacher, is fed up with  illiterate graffiti. Seeing “Where da bitches at?” on a police call box and a road construction sign in her...

Started in Joanne Jacobs • 7 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: education, graffiti, grammar, nothing to do with arbroath, tagging

Blog Smart Resources
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Facebook changes grammar rules

Grammar has become a serious matter with social networking site Facebook. You should no longer see such statements as “Suzie changed their profile picture.”If you are a Facebook user who...

Started in Blog Smart Resources • 1 year ago • 0 responses
Tags: facebook, social networking, web 2.0, grammar, status updates

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Facebook changes grammar rules

Grammar has become a serious matter with social networking site Facebook. You should no longer see such statements as “Suzie changed their profile picture.”If you are a Facebook user who...

Started in Blog Smart Resources • 1 year ago • 0 responses
Tags: facebook, social networking, web 2.0, grammar, status updates

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Made You Thunk: Engage Your Readers With Typos and Misquotes

This post is by Nick Cernis. There’s a famous adage: “With great power comes a high electricity bill.” Writers enjoy a multitude of tools to exert power over their readers. If you’re a purist, you’ll...

Started in Copyblogger • 2 years ago • 0 responses
Tags: blogging, copywriting, grammar
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