Dear All,
As per my opinion, making gramatical mistakes in wishing is not at all exceptable. It shows your unpreparedness. If he/she is very gramatically sound will definately look into tihs matter seriously. However we should always use the correct grammer and there is no harm in it.
Regards,
ArthG
From India, Mumbai
As per my opinion, making gramatical mistakes in wishing is not at all exceptable. It shows your unpreparedness. If he/she is very gramatically sound will definately look into tihs matter seriously. However we should always use the correct grammer and there is no harm in it.
Regards,
ArthG
From India, Mumbai
Dear Seniors ,
Thanks to all for your suggestions , corrections and explanations.
Please suggest me some good book on grammar. I know my spoken English is good but I still need to work on grammar.
Thanks
Ravitashukla
From India, Mumbai
13Thanks to all for your suggestions , corrections and explanations.
Please suggest me some good book on grammar. I know my spoken English is good but I still need to work on grammar.
Thanks
Ravitashukla
From India, Mumbai
Hi THERE ARE MANY GRAMMER BOOKS IN THE MARKET, HOWEVER, THE BEST WAY TO LEARN GOOD GRAMMER IS BY READING DAILY NEW PAPER ( OLD OR NEW) AT LEAST FOR 15 MINUTES. JOHN
From India, Bangalore
From India, Bangalore
Though "we" is plural, the verb will always be in singular form.
Hence, We wish you a very happy bday.
Similarly we never say i wishes you happy bday....instead we say "i wish you a very happy bday" or a simple Birthday wishes would also suffice.
Its upto u to decide whether the two sentences u quoted wd rely be appropriate. the first sentence clearly indicates your poor command over the language whereas the second sentence indicates a good command over the language. so what wd u like to portray???
From United States, Malvern
Hence, We wish you a very happy bday.
Similarly we never say i wishes you happy bday....instead we say "i wish you a very happy bday" or a simple Birthday wishes would also suffice.
Its upto u to decide whether the two sentences u quoted wd rely be appropriate. the first sentence clearly indicates your poor command over the language whereas the second sentence indicates a good command over the language. so what wd u like to portray???
From United States, Malvern
You can say — -" all our best wishes to you on your birthday! " or "we all wish you a happy birthday !"
From India, Madras
From India, Madras
[QUOTE=venkates03;1766921]You can say ---" all our best wishes to you on your birthday! "
or "we all wish you a happy birthday !"
OR
" MAY THIS DAY BRING IN MORE HAPPINESS TO YOU
AND MANY MORE HAPPY RETURNS OF THE DAY !"
From India, Madras
or "we all wish you a happy birthday !"
OR
" MAY THIS DAY BRING IN MORE HAPPINESS TO YOU
AND MANY MORE HAPPY RETURNS OF THE DAY !"
From India, Madras
Dear Members,
Having observed the present day status of the communication in most of the low/medium level Arts and Management Institutions and colleges in the capacity of Faculty and HR consultant since 15 years, I must admit that the business English and conversational English used by the majority of youngsters is far from the average standard-- leave alone the excellence.
It is time these youngsters start introspecting themselves on their current performance capabilities in different fields and in different situations. They applyand use the sms and mobile language which needs a separate brain to understand in our head. Their attention is more towards chatting on useless and senseless things, songs and internet beyond the normal acceptable levels.
V. Rangarajan.
From India, Pune
Having observed the present day status of the communication in most of the low/medium level Arts and Management Institutions and colleges in the capacity of Faculty and HR consultant since 15 years, I must admit that the business English and conversational English used by the majority of youngsters is far from the average standard-- leave alone the excellence.
It is time these youngsters start introspecting themselves on their current performance capabilities in different fields and in different situations. They applyand use the sms and mobile language which needs a separate brain to understand in our head. Their attention is more towards chatting on useless and senseless things, songs and internet beyond the normal acceptable levels.
V. Rangarajan.
From India, Pune
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