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Welcome to UsingEnglish, David.
Short stuff is indeed readily attacked here; longer pieces may languish. Most of us are in some stage of ADHD.
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Thread: New Kid on the Block
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#1 30-Sep-2006, 02:17New Kid on the Block
I found this site through a search for "glossary of grammatical terms" and ended up here. I have no foundation but I love to write.
Would submitting a sentence or paragraph for critique be within the parameters of what you guys do here? I am looking for two things; what I did grammatically wrong (I am sure that you can tell already that is a handfull in itself) and what I could have done to make it better.
I know your time is valuable, so if that is asking too much I still will use the site for the definitions and other stuff.
Thanks
David
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#2 30-Sep-2006, 06:53Re: New Kid on the Block
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#3 30-Sep-2006, 13:27Re: New Kid on the Block
Hey thanks, I appreciate it!
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#4 30-Sep-2006, 15:32Re: New Kid on the Block
Originally Posted by Mister Micawber
LOL! And have jobs.
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#5 30-Sep-2006, 16:12Re: New Kid on the Block
welcome TheFinalRevolution!
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