I just handed my notice in..

[2smokinberyls smockfrocks]

You mean Florida ? Oh yeah. I like Florida, I have an interview at Dunkin Donuts next week. The pays not great but you get to take home all the unsold donuts. I suppose i may end up like the weird British guy.

if you are hoping to get the job you are going to need an apostrophe after dunkin

you will also need an apostrophe in pays



ready to serve

 

[Bill Walker]

if you are hoping to get the job you are going to need an apostrophe after dunkin

you will also need an apostrophe in pays



ready to serve

Agree about the apostrophe, but you will need full stops after those 3 sentences, and capitol I,Y & R at the start of each one.

This grammar police thing is fun !

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

if you are hoping to get the job you are going to need an apostrophe after dunkin

you will also need an apostrophe in pays



ready to serve

He'll need a green card too...... something he was once denied and has never got over it

 

[Bill Walker]

He'll need a green card too...... something he was once denied and has never got over it

Ouch !!

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Jeez...when I was in 10th grade we learned to always start a sentence with a capitol letter. I guess things change.

Capital

 

[Bill Walker]

Capital

Ahh someone at last saw that.. I set the trap for copperhead but she didn't spot it :)

Well done MES.

 

[2smokinberyls smockfrocks]

Agree about the apostrophe, but you will need full stops after those 3 sentences

not strictly speaking.
the sentence on each occasion had clearly ended.
a period would be superfluous.

and capitol I,Y & R at the start of each one.

not strictly speaking.
it was clear on each occasion that a new sentence had been started.
capikal letters are superfluous.

and yes, she saw it :)

 

[Bill Walker]

capikal letters are superfluous.

and yes, she saw it :)

Capital.

 

[2smokinberyls smockfrocks]

Capital.

menkal.

 

[NZBlue]

menkal.

personkal