Just to clarify, you are aware you used a lower-case 'i' where it should have been upper in the above sentence- twice- right?Friends,
I have this problem,as i type SMS or email my phone suggest Capital "i" letter when not needed. How do i disable that?
come to think of it your right !Just to clarify, you are aware you used a lower-case 'i' where it should have been upper in the above sentence- twice- right?
I was trying to think of a place I've seen the 'i' capitalized when it shouldn't have been, and am drawing a blank. Do you have an example?
Anytime an 'i' stands alone it should always be capitalized. I like that when I write the word 'I' there's no need to hit the caps arrow, the program does it automatically.
And that's what i hate to do. I would have love to use it at the beginning of a sentence but i am no school teacher. And the other option of disabling SUGGESTION is unthinkable.bams50 is correct. It's correcting it for you because a capital I is grammatically correct. You can tap the "x" that appears next to the capital I if you prefer it to be lower case.
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Just curious - why do you insist on a lower case letter "i"? It's grammatically incorrect. You don't have to be a school teacher to use it correctly.And that's what i hate to do. I would have love to use it at the beginning of a sentence but i am no school teacher. And the other option of disabling SUGGESTION is unthinkable.
Well Europa let me see, which of the below is correct:Just curious - why do you insist on a lower case letter "i"? It's grammatically incorrect. You don't have to be a school teacher to use it correctly.
well I then have to live with it, the problem in my langauge we use small "i" in the middle of a sentence. Thanks very much."Abdu and I..." is correct.
And while we're on the grammar topic, that should be "you're correct", because the sentence is stating "you are correct."come to think of it your right !
Very taboo to start a sentence with "and". Not stated anywhere you shouldn't per say. However, it is frowned upon.And while we're on the grammar topic, that should be "you're correct", because the sentence is stating "you are correct."![]()
So "you're right" is wrong? What kind of school is this?HaHa!And while we're on the grammar topic, that should be "you're correct", because the sentence is stating "you are correct."![]()
No, that would also be correct, because breaking it down would be saying "you are right."So "you're right" is wrong? What kind of school is this?HaHa!
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Yes so keep on going. We all know that you have Tarek edit all of your posts.Guys, you need help with English here?
How about we type slower for you?What a great combo, ah?
You guys speak English wrong anyway![]()