Just one spelling error. "Let" should not have been capitalized. Should have been lower-case. Other than that.... Not really. Could look a little like this:Originally Posted by Chuckster
"Just go in on Monday, and ask for an application. Then ask to speak with Matt Hamby, and let him know that I sent you.
Sorry, Chucky. I couldn't resist. Don't take it personal, just trying to help!
Last edited by Accord Monster; 04-10-2005 at 12:47 PM.
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lmao, its alright man, i look at it as a learning experienceJust one spelling error. "Let" should not have been capitalized. Should have been lower-case. Other than that.... Not really. Could look a little like this:
"Just go in on Monday, and ask for an application. Then ask to speak with Matt Hamby, and let make know that I sent you.
Sorry, Chucky. I couldn't resist. Don't take it personal, just trying to help!
Actually, it could not have looked like that. The comma after Hamby would have gotten you points off on an English test. That is a simple compound sentence with two stand alone subject/verb set-ups. They can each be a sentence by themselves. The comma should actually have been placed behind the word "then." Also, I just noticed, the comma after Monday needs to be let go. That is a compound verb and is the action object of the original subject of the sentence. Later, QD.
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Just one spelling error. "Let" should not have been capitalized. Should have been lower-case. Other than that.... Not really. Could look a little like this:
"Just go in on Monday, and ask for an application. Then ask to speak with Matt Hamby, and let make know that I sent you.
Sorry, Chucky. I couldn't resist. Don't take it personal, just trying to help!
where did the make come from j/w?
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