G Plate Adapter Order Problem
Originally Posted by dabarn1
English is the native lang here can you speak it !!!
Your first mistake is 'lang' - Perhaps you meant language and had you meant to make up your own abbreviation, you would need a period after it.
You also want to insert a ',' after the word 'here'. Why you ask? Because a comma acts as a separation of ideas or thoughts within your sentence; a caesura if you will.
Lastly, you're asking a question here. Where is your question mark? This begs to be asked now, is English your native language?
(This is coming from someone who was editor of his college newspaper for 2 years)
Last edited by Pratik; Oct 7, 2005 at 08:52 AM.
Originally Posted by pratik97
Well if you want to be critical regarding statements posted on this board, this sentence needs to be dissected.
Your first mistake is 'lang' - Perhaps you meant language and had you meant to make up your own abbreviation, you would need a period after it.
You also want to insert a ',' after the word 'here'. Why you ask? Because a comma acts as a separation of ideas or thoughts within your sentence; a caesura if you will.
Lastly, you're asking a question here. Where is your question mark? This begs to be asked now, is English your native language?
(This is coming from someone who was editor of his college newspaper for 2 years)
Your first mistake is 'lang' - Perhaps you meant language and had you meant to make up your own abbreviation, you would need a period after it.
You also want to insert a ',' after the word 'here'. Why you ask? Because a comma acts as a separation of ideas or thoughts within your sentence; a caesura if you will.
Lastly, you're asking a question here. Where is your question mark? This begs to be asked now, is English your native language?
(This is coming from someone who was editor of his college newspaper for 2 years)
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Originally Posted by pratik97
Well if you want to be critical regarding statements posted on this board, this sentence needs to be dissected.
Your first mistake is 'lang' - Perhaps you meant language and had you meant to make up your own abbreviation, you would need a period after it.
You also want to insert a ',' after the word 'here'. Why you ask? Because a comma acts as a separation of ideas or thoughts within your sentence; a caesura if you will.
Lastly, you're asking a question here. Where is your question mark? This begs to be asked now, is English your native language?
(This is coming from someone who was editor of his college newspaper for 2 years)
Your first mistake is 'lang' - Perhaps you meant language and had you meant to make up your own abbreviation, you would need a period after it.
You also want to insert a ',' after the word 'here'. Why you ask? Because a comma acts as a separation of ideas or thoughts within your sentence; a caesura if you will.
Lastly, you're asking a question here. Where is your question mark? This begs to be asked now, is English your native language?
(This is coming from someone who was editor of his college newspaper for 2 years)
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Originally Posted by pratik97
Well if you want to be critical regarding statements posted on this board, this sentence needs to be dissected.
Your first mistake is 'lang' - Perhaps you meant language and had you meant to make up your own abbreviation, you would need a period after it.
You also want to insert a ',' after the word 'here'. Why you ask? Because a comma acts as a separation of ideas or thoughts within your sentence; a caesura if you will.
Lastly, you're asking a question here. Where is your question mark? This begs to be asked now, is English your native language?
(This is coming from someone who was editor of his college newspaper for 2 years)
Your first mistake is 'lang' - Perhaps you meant language and had you meant to make up your own abbreviation, you would need a period after it.
You also want to insert a ',' after the word 'here'. Why you ask? Because a comma acts as a separation of ideas or thoughts within your sentence; a caesura if you will.
Lastly, you're asking a question here. Where is your question mark? This begs to be asked now, is English your native language?
(This is coming from someone who was editor of his college newspaper for 2 years)
weL f U wnt 2 b :-[ re: statements posted on DIS borD, DIS sNteNc nEdz 2 b dissected
yor 1st mstake iz lang' - pRhaps U mEnt lngwij & had U mEnt 2 mAk ^ yor own abbr, U wud nEd a period aftR it.
U also wnt 2 insert a ,' aftR d wrd 'hEr'. Y U ask? cuz a comma acts az a separation of ideas o thawtz withn yor sNteNc; a caesura f U wiL.
Lastly, youre asking a :-Q hEr. whr iz yor :-Q mark? DIS begs 2 b askd nw, iz eng yor native lngwij?
(DIS iz comin frm SOME1 hu wz editor of Hs college newspaper 4 2 years)
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ok almost a week after I post this... and a month after I order... still no plate adapter... what gives? can i at least get some sort of fedex tracking number? sorry but this isn't the way to run a business...
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