[HyperShot95]

Originally Posted by nht_max

1. As i understand, you should just say something like this: I'm afraid because my English is not so good. Or If you insist on keeping your sentence, then it should be corrected like this: I am afraid because I speak English very badly. But then, doesn't it sound a bit...weird? I honestly don't think there're many people using that style

2. It should be corrected like this: I'm not interested in your opinion/s. It's grammatically right that way, but again, it sounds a little odd/obscure to me (personally of course, others can understand your point just fine). My best try for this should just be like: I don't like your opinions. Just simple as that

3. There is no preposition "on" in this case. Just remove it and you're good to go

P.s Also, it's recommended that there's no "s" for the word "help".

Thank you But can you explain the bold line to me ?

[nht_max]

Originally Posted by HyperShot95

Someone please helps me to correct these sentences :
1. I am afraid I speak English very bad
2. I am not interested about your opinion ( "in" instead of "about" ,right ? )
3. I am looking forward to seeing you on next Sunday

Thanks

Originally Posted by HyperShot95

Thank you But can you explain the bold line to me ?

That line responds to your bold one. "Someone please help me (to) correct these sentences" NOT "Someone please helps me to correct these sentences"

[HyperShot95]

Originally Posted by nht_max

That line responds to your bold one. "Someone please help me (to) correct these sentences" NOT "Someone please helps me to correct these sentences"

I think Some/Every/Any/No + singular verb , right ?

[nht_max]

Originally Posted by HyperShot95

I think Some/Every/Any/No + singular verb , right ?

That's true, but this case is another story:"> In this particular case, you're asking for a favor, right? Your sentence could be re-written like this: Please help me correct these sentences, guys. That should make you understand it better Well, I guess It's difficult to explain, but sometimes, you need to be flexible and dependent on the context to make adjustments. Of course, the adjustment must be within the rules until you've learned to bend itUntil then

[nvidiano1]

Originally Posted by nht_max

P.s Also, it's recommended that there's no "s" for the word "help".

it's recommended that there (should) be no "s" for the word "help".

[Jeeja Yanin]

Originally Posted by nvidiano1

it's recommended that there (should) be no "s" for the word "help".

not that it's recommended, but it's rather essential to have it (yes, the "S") removed, otherwise the sentence will look fucked up and won't even make any sence in regard to what the original poster intended to say or to ask for. Though even without the "s", his plead for favor (yes, it still contains a minor grammar flaw) is still slightly away from reaching enough and full understanding from most of people, WHO ARE REALLY SPEAKING ENGLISH, therefore they won't be able to provide proper support, but i'm going to far away

[nht_max]

Originally Posted by nvidiano1

it's recommended that there (should) be no "s" for the word "help".

Originally Posted by Jeeja Yanin

not that it's recommended, but it's rather essential to have it (yes, the "S") removed, otherwise the sentence will look fucked up and won't even make any sence in regard to what the original poster intended to say

You got my point there, Jeeja Yanin In other words, It's a must, not an option to pick from. That was why I wrote "there's no "s" " NOT "there should be no "s" "; the former sentence "It's recommended that" was actually used to tone my suggestion down and hence hopefully makes it more absorbable/less intrusive

[Chuck Norris]

Originally Posted by Jay

well it's complicated...

i can take it, or is it just a puny excuse ? The latter explains why you scored only 6, and renders you more pathetic than i've ever seen (well at least on the forum) while it's already obvious that it earns you sympathy (yup, a lot) from my side


and you know i'm just messing around with you, big boss, so hands down

[nht_max]

Originally Posted by Chuck Norris

i can take it, or is it just a puny excuse ? The latter explains why you scored only 6, and renders you more pathetic than i've ever seen (well at least on the forum) while it's already obvious that it earns you sympathy (yup, a lot) from my side


and you know i'm just messing around with you, big boss, so hands down

I'm with you there, Chuck. I myself, with over ten years of experience in toying with English, can't seem to comprehend why there was an "s" there

Well, I'm just discussing mistakes here and there, no offense to anyone in any harmful way No flame war intended. I think we improve by making mistakes, so, I correct you when you're wrong (or when I think you're wrong) to help you improve. I'd like to ask you the same in return, so that we get better together

[Jay]

Originally Posted by Chuck Norris

i can take it, or is it just a puny excuse ? The latter explains why you scored only 6, and renders you more pathetic than i've ever seen (well at least on the forum) while it's already obvious that it earns you sympathy (yup, a lot) from my side

well don't scare me... you're making my day harder