How to speak correct English: Pick the right sentence

Re: where is the score? by Akhilesh Kumar on Jun 28, 2014 01:46 PM These quizzes are a cruel joke directed as Gujarati people who are very bad in English! Don't take these quizzes seriously! If Rediff was serious about helping people with English Grammar, it could have started an educational series about English Grammar instead of these quizzes which are only meant to humiliate Gujarati people!    Forward   |   Report abuse
Re: Re: where is the score? by Pat Thakur on Jun 28, 2014 07:43 PM If ur bed at englis, it is ur poblem, note rediff poblem. Other sould not suffer.    Forward   |   Report abuse

Re: CORRECT ENGLISH by Kuldeep on Jun 27, 2014 07:31 PM that is right. u r crazy making fun of the guy. ha ha ah. i laughed a lot. thanks.    Forward   |   Report abuse
Re: CORRECT ENGLISH by Indian on Jun 28, 2014 09:21 AM Yes. Also, use of "On" with time makes it too sharp to be used in normal situation as the sentence suggests. The better would be : "She said that she would come in time".    Forward   |   Report abuse
Re: Re: CORRECT ENGLISH by Ram Lakhan on Jun 28, 2014 01:23 PM In timeis wrong. it should be on time    Forward   |   Report abuse
Re: Re: Re: CORRECT ENGLISH by Pat Thakur on Jun 28, 2014 07:45 PM All are incorrect. It should be, "She said her timing would be perfect."    Forward   |   Report abuse
Re: CORRECT ENGLISH by on Jun 30, 2014 06:24 PM But who is she ??    Forward   |   Report abuse
Re: Re: CORRECT ENGLISH by Deepak N on Jul 01, 2014 12:08 AM she will come    Forward   |   Report abuse
Re: Re: Re: CORRECT ENGLISH by Deepak N on Jul 01, 2014 12:09 AM on time is correct    Forward   |   Report abuse