thank you very much for this very kind action
I am so happy that you made this thread , i appreciate that so much
how i suppose to do now , i choose my old reply and post them here , or post my important futur reply to correct it here or both ?
Both. I will start with your above post, since it has quite a few mistakes; I'll correct it line by line.
First, this line:
thank you very much for this very kind action
You are welcome.
Two things to note:
1) You should always start sentences with a capital letter.
2) You should always end sentences with periods/full stops.
Second:
I am so happy that you made this thread , i appreciate that so much
The first sentence is perfectly correct; the second one, however, while correct in its syntax, contains a mistake: you put the pronoun
I in lowercase. This pronoun must
always be in the uppercase. Think of it this way: proper nouns—names of specific or unique places, people, products, etc.—start with a capital letter. There is only one
I in the world, and it is always you. Always capitalize it.
The second mistake in the above line is called a comma splice, but I'm not going to get into that at the moment. It can be pretty challenging to identify for some non-native speakers, and even a lot of native speakers make this mistake.
The third mistake is that you put a space between the first sentence and the comma. Remember that commas, colons
), semicolons (
, question marks (?), exclamation marks (!), and periods (.) are followed by a space but are not preceded by one.
Third:
how i suppose to do now , i choose my old reply and post them here , or post my important futur reply to correct it here or both ?
The above line contains a lot of mistakes, so I'll rewrite it properly and explain what I did:
How am I supposed to go from here? Do I choose my old replies and post them here, or do I post my important future replies here for you to correct them, or both?
Or
What am I supposed to do now? Choose my old replies and post them here, post my important future replies to correct them here, or both?
"How I suppose to do now" is syntactically wrong;
I suppose makes it sound like you are supposing something, because
suppose here is used as a main verb. When it is used as an adjective, you should use verb
to be. So the correct form is
What am I supposed to do now?
Note that auxiliary verbs function in a very specific way in interrogative sentences (question sentences): they cause inversion, that is, the auxiliary verb precedes (comes before) the subject. This is called subject-auxiliary inversion. So we don't say
How the game went? as we would in Arabic; instead, we say
How did the game go?
The structure in questions is subject + auxiliary verb + main verb.
You needed another auxiliary verb,
do, in the sentence, "i choose my old reply and post them here [...]." You should have said, "Do I choose [...]." The structure of the question also contains the subject-auxiliary inversion.
Another mistake:
i choose my old reply and post them here , or post my important futur reply to correct it here or both ?
You first said, "I choose my old reply" and then referred to it with the plural noun
them. Also, you said, "Post my important future reply" as if there were only one future reply you were going to post. When talking about an unspecified number of things, use the plural form.
By the way, it's
future, not
futur.
I hope this helps. Feel free to ask if you have any questions.
