Back to school :D

[Usagi]

Did you miss the space bar? And you started with 5 spaces.

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Anyway are you practising for teacher? 1 tip the ... should be a , followed by a space and then you should remove the capital letter on Maybe. Else your first sentence is incomplete. I am just a Dutch boy who had English class 2 hours a week for 5 years, so do not take my word for it.
My point is lay off the kids who might not even be English and if you wish to correct people, consult not only your own brain but use a book.
Oh and you did not know what cuz means? Do not tell me if you use the short message service, that you open and close your letters properly, cuz noone does!

Good luck correcting the rest of the forum and me and I hope t see you again when you are finished.

Godspeed,

MaH

Post Scriptum: I grade you a 8,5 for the last message: 1 incomplete sentence, 1 missing spacebar, not correctly opening or closing the message, using a . after a ) and not at the end of the line or sentence and you are a bit condescending. (most people do not like that and  when you try to help som1 it will lose its value to the subject, always give a comment and a complement)
Post Post Scriptum: You should try a didactic course!

    The spaces were for starting a paragraph, or simply, a new idea. Well, the "..." which is called an ellipses represent a break of thought. Like there is more that could be said there, but, is not.
Example: "I have a to purchase a hair dryer, broomstick, a bushel of bananas, as well as a litre of oil; I have to buy a lot of things."
can be cahnged to, with the power of ellipses, to this:
            "I have to purchase...a lot of things".
    You most certainly have a valid point though with the ",". I do use the ellipses too much in place of the comma. But no, I'm not practising (actually spelled "practicing") to be an English teacher, but ejamacation am good. 
    I should use a book when correcting people, but most certainly not the internet. I guarantee, although, that if you look up what I say I am correct. I would not say it without being fully positive on the issue.
    By the way, I do actually know what "cuz" means. It's slang (incorrect) English for the word "because", or, sometimes used for the word "cousin". I most certainly do not use the "short letter system" as you call it, I do in electronic mail, but not on forums - Hahaha, please. (incorrect comma use on my own part because "Hahaha" isn't a word)

      Lawl at "Good luck correcting the forums" Ha! If I could only stay alive long enough to correct every post in this forum, and/or any other forum I am involved in. Thank you, although, for your wishes of kindness and completion.

      Only an 8.5?! Maybe my post will persuade you to a higher grade? Hrmmm? How about it, mister?