Posted by NEsota on October 01, 2007 at 06:05:09 from (64.131.21.22):
In Reply to: Thank You english 101 posted by johnand cindy on October 01, 2007 at 04:50:02:
Your line on English 101 caught my attention, so I went back to your earlier post on the subject. Congratulations on making an organized attempt to improve your writing skills. My skills in that area were/are less than they should be for a college or even H.S. graduate. The practice that I have gained by posting on this site has made writing much easier for me. This is being written on the Microsoft Works Word Processor, and will go “cut & paste” over to the YT response box. This cleans up my stuff a bit. Please be an active participant by posting here frequently, your contributions will be appreciated and the practice in writing will help you.
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