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Discussion Groups / English Usage / November 2006I have a free information site if your interested
Hi, My name is James I have a site http://love-dating-relationship.awardspace.info and after reading alot of online info I came to put all the best of it together for my own reference, and have now put it online to share with others that are interested or have some questions they cant or wont talk to others about. the address is http://love-dating-relationship.awardspace.info I hope my information is helpful. cheers, James Handey > Hi, My name is James I have a site > http://love-dating-relationship.awardspace.info and after reading alot [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > cheers, > James Handey Terrible. Resubmit when you've learnt how to use apostrophes and commas. Will. > > Hi, My name is James I have a site > > http://love-dating-relationship.awardspace.info and after reading alot [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Terrible. Resubmit when you've learnt how to use apostrophes and > commas. Learning that "a lot" is two words would be a useful next step when he's reached proficiency with apostrophes and commas. There are also some here also who must be very unhappy at seeing "that" used with a human antecedent. In general I'm not too worried about that, though in this particular instance it reads very oddly. athel > > > Hi, My name is James I have a site > > > http://love-dating-relationship.awardspace.info and after reading alot [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > used with a human antecedent. In general I'm not too worried about > that, though in this particular instance it reads very oddly. Personally I never use or feel comfortable with "that" with a human antecedent, yet there are some who maintain that "who" (used non-interrogatively) is only correct if it follows a comma. For example: "The man that did that is sitting over there", but: "The man, who was now wearing an angry expression, suddenly stood up and..." Baboon. [...] > Personally I never use or feel comfortable with "that" with a human > antecedent, Sometimes it can actually be better: the AUE archive has plenty of discussion about it. > yet there are some who maintain that "who" (used > non-interrogatively) is only correct if it follows a comma.[...] Blimey! An outlandish notion. If you know their addresses, heave a brick or two for me when you go round and smash their windows.  SignatureMike. >>Hi, My name is James I have a site >>http://love-dating-relationship.awardspace.info and after reading alot [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Terrible. Resubmit when you've learnt how to use apostrophes and > commas. I can put questions in cant, as is my wont. --Jeff SignatureOften war is waged only in order to show valor; thus an inner dignity is ascribed to war itself, and even some philosophers have praised it as an ennoblement of humanity, forgetting the pronouncement of the Greek who said, "War is an evil in as much as it produces more wicked men than it takes away." --Immanuel Kant "James Handey" <testicles.1.2@gmail.com> wrote in message > ...after reading alot... Alot isnot aword. > Hi, My name is James I have a site > http://love-dating-relationship.awardspace.info and after reading alot [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > cheers, > James Handey Why would we care to look at your site, since you're obviously illiterate? >> Hi, My name is James I have a site >> http://love-dating-relationship.awardspace.info and after reading [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Why would we care to look at your site, since you're obviously > illiterate? Maybe it's for people with Lowered Expectations. SignatureSkitt (in Hayward, California) http://www.geocities.com/opus731/ > >> Hi, My name is James I have a site > >> http://love-dating-relationship.awardspace.info and after reading [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Maybe it's for people with Lowered Expectations. Or as Graeme Thomas more-or-less said, if all else fails one can always serve as a bad example. SignatureBob Lieblich Who has been known to do so > Hi, My name is James I have a site Use a period, not a comma. > http://love-dating-relationship.awardspace.info and after reading alot "a lot" (two words) > of online info I came to put all the best of it together for my own > reference, and have now put it online to share with others that are "who", not "that": in modern English the trend is to use "who" with human beings. > interested or have some questions they cant or wont "can't", "won't" > talk to others about. Try breaking the above sentence into two; it's too long. > the address Capitalize "The": the first word in a sentence must be capitalized. > is http://love-dating-relationship.awardspace.info Finish the above sentence with a period. > I > hope my information is helpful. > cheers, Capitalize "Cheers". > James Handey You're welcome. >> Hi, My name is James I have a site [snip] >> James Handey > > You're welcome. Of course you meant to write "Your welcome". The lack of commentary on the error in the Subject line should serve as a lesson to those who assume that we all read the Subject line. I noticed the glaring error only by accident. By the way, James (if you're still around), I'm not interested. Does that mean that the site does not exist? SignaturePeter Moylan http://www.pmoylan.org Please note the changed e-mail and web addresses. The domain eepjm.newcastle.edu.au no longer exists, and I can no longer receive mail at my newcastle.edu.au addresses. The optusnet address could disappear at any time. >>> Hi, My name is James I have a site > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Of course you meant to write "Your welcome". Huh? >>>> Hi, My name is James I have a site >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Huh? Read the rest of what Peter wrote (and you snipped). SignatureSkitt (in Hayward, California) http://www.geocities.com/opus731/ |
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