04-22-2007, 08:05 AM
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Within my grasp!
 
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Your question is so general it can hardly receive a precise answer. Indicate your weak spots in grammar, take a grammar book and improve your knowledge using lots and lots of practice examples. And don't worry that much about mistakes - they're part of human nature. Everyone makes grammar mistakes in English from time to time. The thing you should try to do is minimize their number. Good luck!
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04-28-2007, 10:43 PM
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Real ale taster
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Welcome to TM. If you really want to develop your English you need to begin by trying to write English properly without using sloppy abbreviations. Your post, without making any corrections to grammar as such, should have read: Sir,If you are not prepared to take the trouble to get such simple things right there is little point in asking for help. And what does the word 'wanna' in the thread title mean? As far as I know it is not an English word . Michael
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