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    Quote Originally Posted by ЅUX2BÜ View Post
    Hi, chizmojo!

    "With" is the most commonly used.

    Thanks boss!

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    How do you understand this sentence? And how to use it? Is it grammatically correct?

    Should you need help, please go to the nearest information booth.

    I find it odd, by the way. I use if than should.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bebechan View Post
    How do you understand this sentence? And how to use it? Is it grammatically correct?

    Should you need help, please go to the nearest information booth.

    I find it odd, by the way. I use if than should.
    Hi, bebechan!

    It is called inversion in grammar and was already discussed on the previous page.


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    Quote Originally Posted by chizmojo View Post
    Thanks boss!
    You're welcome, chizmojo!


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    Quote Originally Posted by ЅUX2BÜ View Post
    Hi, bebechan!

    It is called inversion in grammar and was already discussed on the previous page.

    Thank you. I have also that you can use it to omit "if" in the sentence.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ЅUX2BÜ View Post
    Hi, bebechan!

    It is called inversion in grammar and was already discussed on the previous page.

    Thank you. I have also learned that you can use it to omit "if" in the sentence.

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    You're welcome, bebechan!


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    Isa pang tanong professor... when is the appropriate use of semicolon [";"] in the written sentence? I seem to be confused kasi. Thanks again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikki View Post
    Isa pang tanong professor... when is the appropriate use of semicolon [";"] in the written sentence? I seem to be confused kasi. Thanks again.
    The rules for using a semicolon:

    1) Instead of a period, a semicolon is used to separate sentences or clauses where the conjunction is omitted.

    Try to come early and I will tell you all the details.
    --> Try to arrive early; I will tell you all the details.

    2) When two sentences are joined by a coordinating conjunction (and, but, etc.) and contain one or more commas, use a semicolon between the sentences or clauses.

    If you come early, I will tell you all the details; and, you bet, you will know about everything.

    3) When you have words like therefore, however, hence, namely, for example, etc. to introduce a sentence, it is better to use a semicolon.

    I think; therefore I am.
    She didn't come; however, we were still able to finish the project.

    4) When you have a list following a sentence, you may use either a semicolon or a comma before the introductory words mentioned in rule number two.

    She may prefer to bring different things; for example, books, pens, rulers, erasers and sheets of paper.

    She may prefer to bring different things, for example, books, pens, rulers, erasers and sheets of paper.

    5) When a sentence or clause contains units or a list with commas, a semicolon is used.

    The participants are from Manila, the Philippines; Tokyo, Japan; São Paulo, Brazil; and Mexico City, Mexico.


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    ^^Thank you so much for the detailed explanation, prof.
    Ginagamit din ba ang semicolon sa pagsulat ng tagalog sentences?

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    Professor, thanks for the info on semicolons. I was wondering about them too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikki View Post
    ^^Thank you so much for the detailed explanation, prof.
    Ginagamit din ba ang semicolon sa pagsulat ng tagalog sentences?
    Ang tuldok-kuwit (semicolon) ay ganun din ang gamit sa wikang Tagalog. Madalas ang mga wikang Awstronesyano (na kung saan kabilang ang Tagalog) ay gumagamit ng tuldok-kuwit.

    Sa kaibuturan ni Maganda ay bumulwak ang buhay; sa pag-ibig ni Malakas naman ito ay nagmula.


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    Quote Originally Posted by JoeKano View Post
    Professor, thanks for the info on semicolons. I was wondering about them too.
    You're welcome, JoeKano!


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    Quote Originally Posted by ЅUX2BÜ View Post
    Ang tuldok-kuwit (semicolon) ay ganun din ang gamit sa wikang Tagalog. Madalas ang mga wikang Awstronesyano (na kung saan kabilang ang Tagalog) ay gumagamit ng tuldok-kuwit.

    Sa kaibuturan ni Maganda ay bumulwak ang buhay; sa pag-ibig ni Malakas naman ito ay nagmula.



    Ano yung Awstronesyano sa Ingles?

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    Austronesian po.


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    paano po ba matuto ng step by step english Sir? help naman jan thanks

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    Huy, choker001, welkam sa hiblang ito.

    Ang unang dapat mong gawin ay kumuha ka muna ng tinatawag na proficiency test para malaman hindi lamang 'yung level mo pati na rin kung saang bahagi ng gramatika ka mahina at malakas.

    'Yang proficiency test ay madalas ibinabahagi ng mga language schools o institutes. Pumunta ka sa isa at madalas ay nagbibigay sila ng libreng assessment.


  18. #1538
    Quote Originally Posted by hunter_alchemst View Post
    What's the difference in the usage of "shall" and "will"?

    In formal English, especially in legal documents, shall expresses future state while will expresses determination (to do such thing in the future).

    In informal usage, they are interchangeable.

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    ^In traditional grammar, the use of will and shall, depends on the pronoun involved (I and we vs. you, he, she, et cetera):

    To express future state, SHALL is used:
    First-person pronouns (I and we): I shall do it; We shall do it.

    To express determination, WILL is used:
    First-person pronouns (I and we): I wil do it; We will do it.

    However,the usage changes for the second-person (you) and third-person (he, she, it, they) pronouns:

    To express future state, WILL is used: You will do it; He will do it.

    To express determination or certainty, SHALLis used: You shall do it; She shall do it.


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    ^that's more precise. Sorry, I forgot to distinguish between first person and second/third person. thanks for clarifying.

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