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Chakraan;456593Exactly I year in Bangalore as some people told me that if I resign before 1 year, I have to return my relocation package. Did not want to loose money further.

Please find the mistake(s) in above sentence.

Chakraan;456652Please find the mistake(s) in above sentence.

:)

Though, I am not the right person here, to repair your english.
Since it's like, any divorced lady advising her little sister - " Sachu Sukh Saasariyaa maan " ! ( The real happiness always remains at hubby's home ! )
But still, I hereby take the liberty of making an attempt.
See, if this is what you meant !

Exactly after 1 year of living in Bangalore, some people told me that if you had resigned before 1 year, you would have to return your relocation package.
I do not want to lose money, any further.

:))

All languages, including English, seem to adapt new words and meanings at a more rapid pace in the internet-information age. The (same meaning for the) use of the word "junk" by a passenger being patted down by a TSA employee at a US airport security screening location has been recognized in the forum. Like other words that took on new meanings via popular usage, this word "junk" too would go on to create double entendres in contemporary literature:

returning_indian;462973[QUOTE]Originally Posted by R2MyOldWorld only exercise they get is that of hand and mouth when they eat that junk.

Kinky...........

*Aunty, Doggy, Puppy, Chevy, Yummy, Dummy... and these kind of words are becoming more and more common.

Aren't the real words be,....Aunt, Dog, Yum, Dum and Pup ?


*the other word is Conveniency.

There is no such word, and still people use this word as per their conveniency! ( Sorry, I mean convenience ! )

...

These four words have on-going battle on the net for years, and every nation holds it differently.

Definate Definite, Definately , Difinitely

Some says,
Definate is definitely wrong.

Others say
Definite is definately wrong.

You decide. ( also, let me know, your final conclusion )
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&gs_nf=1&cp=19&gs_id=1j&xhr=t&q=definitely+definately&pf=p&sclient=psy-ab&oq=definitely+definate&gs_l=&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.,cf.osb&fp=3ddc6ee7f452a242&biw=1652&bih=1043

:)

Common English Mistakes:

Well,...have a look here !( Or,... here ) - Whad' you say ?

Pagli Ladki hai naadaan,.......... iis ko buddhi do bhagwan,....... iis ke grah nakshatra hai weak,......... lakshan iis ke nahin hai theek....... !!!!

[ Pardon her, God,.........this crazy girl, is just inasne,...........Oh, Lord ! thou impart her some wit also,...........it seems, her stars/horoscope also seem to be weak,......... and her attitude n' ettiquettes also does not seem just quite right,... ]


Well,... what to do? - Some people just do not know the difference between 'cut throat' and 'deep throat' ! What a Blunder ! :))







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P_Jani;465419Common English Mistakes:
Well,...have a look here ! - Whad' you say ? .....:))

Looks like you had worn out your welcome over there :) !! and have gone into self-recrimination by linking it to tell us about it ! Snap out of it !

okonomi;465447Looks like you had worn out your welcome over there :) !! and have gone into self-recrimination by linking it to tell us about it ! Snap out of it !

( In fact, that site allows no hot-linking,.. so you will have to copy and paste the url in a new browser, and refresh twice )
Sorry about that,.. but anyway,....link reposted here, take a look at. : http://www.snehasallapam.com/2012385-post633.html

Is "engage" one word or two ?
Bernard Shaw had blamed the linguists for lack of savvy in their arguments in favor of the benefits of reforming the spelling conventions in English langauge, so that we'd be spelling more phonetically.
For example we pronounce the word egg, and do not require it to be spelt y-o-u-g. Whereas when you pronounce the word that is spelt "y-o-u-n-g" we akshully pronounce the word "eng". The Inglish language is full of such idiocy. So when a member posts a subtle reminder of the struggle during the past century to reform the language and correct the mistakes in spelling conventions, it deserves a post in appreciation::thup:

jay_jay;467971Ever wondered, why after having a billion, gazillion people and innumerable educational institutions, India couldn't contribute to science / technology innovation. You also need to know that Indians do invent when they are raised or live in other countries.

Its our culture, environment, the objectives we learn at life matters. The moral instilled at a very engage (which can not just be done by the parents but the environment) is the biggest catalyst on the self esteem, morale of the kid.

Just putting up a big infrastructure at school ( they won't maintain it all and that is a different issue), flashy buildings / cars / staff wouldn't do much unless there is a shift in the psychology.

If the past tense of "seek" is "sought", why isn't the present tense of "thought" is "theek" ?
And "bought" is "beek" and "fought" is "feek" ?