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Wed 22 Jan, 2014 08:47 am
To all my lovable friends:
Keep tough, keep cool, keep passion and more merry in the happy new year!
Thank you for your cheering up in 2013 and all my best wishes in 2014!
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I think "Thank you for your cheering up in 2013 and all my best wishes in 2014! " should be split into two:
Thank you for your cheering up in 2013
All my best wishes in 2014!
Or else, it is ungrammatical.
Do you agree with me?
It's not well written, but i don't know that it's ungrammatical. Yes, that sort of tripe sounds all too natural on the part of English speakers.
@oristarA,
The first seems slightly ungrammatical, maybe s/b "and be more merry." The purist might require a comma after "passion"
The second I think ok grammatically but it seems also needing a comma to prevent misreading as "thank you for all my best wishes"
@oristarA,
Quote:Dale's making progress.
Ori I work on it every day
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