(03-20-2011, 01:21 PM)RDCA Wrote: [ -> ]You capitalize it you literally call the person Mom. Like your mom if you never call her by the first name. You don't when you say something like " Your mom'.
"1. My Mom says Bill Gates sits on his computer too long
2. My Mom, says Bill Gates, sits on his computer too long
See what I mean?"
So is this correct?
(03-20-2011, 01:30 PM)Quinlan Wrote: [ -> ]"1. My Mom says Bill Gates sits on his computer too long
2. My Mom, says Bill Gates, sits on his computer too long
See what I mean?"
So is this correct?
If thats how you usually call your mom than yes, but if you call your mom mother than no that is wrong.
It's a good tutorial, though i don't really need it that much.
But it's still great for others, who might have difficulties with the English grammar!
You should add the thing about "an" and "a".
When the first letter, in the next word after "an" or "a" has a vocalsound, it should be "an".
When it doesn't, it should be "a".
So like:
"Can I have
an apple?"
"Looks, there's
a turtle!"
"I've had
an exboyfriend"
Zyx Wrote:It's a good tutorial, though i don't really need it that much.
But it's still great for others, who might have difficulties with the English grammar!
You didn't capitalied "I".
You're either not familiare with basic grammar, or just lazy.
I can't tell.
(03-20-2011, 01:30 PM)Quinlan Wrote: [ -> ]"1. My Mom says Bill Gates sits on his computer too long
2. My Mom, says Bill Gates, sits on his computer too long
See what I mean?"
So is this correct?
When you're using it as possessive it's lower case.
When you're using it to personally address someone it's capital.
This goes for mom/dad/uncle/aunt/cousin/etc.
Exception:
(03-20-2011, 01:33 PM)RDCA Wrote: [ -> ]If thats how you usually call your mom than yes, but if you call your mom mother than no that is wrong.
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(03-20-2011, 05:24 PM)DaBaws Wrote: [ -> ]You didn't capitalied "I".
You're either not familiare with basic grammar, or just lazy.
I can't tell.
You're kidding me, right? You have no right to bash on his capitalization when your spelling is that of a 3rd grader.
Even if you were just typing fast, he could've been doing the exact same thing.
(03-21-2011, 10:46 AM)Mous Wrote: [ -> ]>you're spelling
/thread
/fail
+fixed
I was getting the point of his hypocrisy to him.
Wow! Please don't flame each other, This thread is for educational purposes to help newer members. I am not making this thread to say "Hey, your grammar sucks" I am making this thread as a reference so members can learn a couple of things.
Hahaha! Great tutorial man, many people need grammar lessons; including myself sometimes.
Grammar can't always be perfect. Like someone already said, there is always room for improvement.