can U give me a hand ?

[kandrathe]

for Ur imformation ,Mr eppie
yes. maybe you are right , but why, why not learn so many
languages together?
and that is ture , right now I do not have any forign language course for me.
the only books or teacher for me is all about english, and english is not turly english , that is chinglish, and I am sure I can learn 3 or more forign language
together.
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Why not multiple lanuages?

Above, Rihhhart posted;

Quick tips to make your english more legible:


- There is always a space after and not before commas (,), periods (.), exclamation marks (!), and question marks (?)

- ,, is improper. There is no situation that more than one comma would be necessary.

- .. is improper. Use one period. The exception is if you want to imply an extended pause in speech. However, that would be three periods, not two.

- Periods and commas are not interchangeable. Commas seperate elements and ideas within a sentence and indicate short delays in the reading. Periods seperate sentences and indicate longer delays.

- Multiple question marks and exclamation points are considered very rude. Do not use them.

- "uncomplete" is a word, but a very clunky one. "Incomplete" would be a better choice. Note: the prefixes "in-" and "un-" are usually not interchangeable. They mean the same thing, but are derived from different root languages.

I second kandrathe's sentiment. If you're serious about learning a language, especially one as difficult as english, I suggest you get help from a teacher of some kind.

Which you seem to have ignored in this subsequent post.

Ur is a ancient Babylonian city in Asia Minor. I think you were looking for the word "your".

Other than that, sentences begin with a capitalized word, and generally end with a puncuation mark (e.g. comma, period, question mark ).

If you are the quick learner you claim to be, you will be sure to take these tips to heart and exhibit them in your next post.