Is this correct?

Is this line correct:

Please first explain what on is it about
than may be anyone can help

I was asking just about the English used - is this correct English or anyone finds some mistake in it...

yes..it is correct..!
i just request you to post any of the lines..which are not from a book...or someone else's creation..or maybe ur own....to writers corner
plzz post such topics in writers lounge
umm..they are not needed here..

thankyou...
ananya

^^ Wats wrong with u...😕 Wats wrong in quoting a line from a book - I dont get it? I found it to be improper English and so opened it for discussion... Dont see why anyone shud have a problem with it, or an objection just for the sake of having one😕

Originally posted by: smallwonder

I was asking just about the English used - is this correct English or anyone finds some mistake in it...

be cool...Sorry if i was rude couldnt figure out you were talking about english

by the way i think its correct as its giving meaning properly:-):-):-)

Originally posted by: smallwonder

^^ Wats wrong with u...Wats wrong in quoting a line from a book - I dont get it? I found it to be improper English and so opened it for discussion... Dont see why anyone shud have a problem with it, or an objection just for the sake of having one

i guess she said just because she thought its not from a book as book's name is not given:-)

Originally posted by: cool_yv

be cool...Sorry if i was rude couldnt figure out you were talking about english

by the way i think its correct as its giving meaning properly:-):-):-)

the sentence seems right...its from The da Vinci Code right? 😛
just read it this weekend! it was pretty good :D

Please calm down, there's no need to get defensive. This forum is never known for any rude behavior and let's keep it that way.

I just recommend that it's perfectly fine to post a quote for discussion but when you do, please post the name of the book it's from or at least that it's actually from a book to avoid copyright issues.

Originally posted by: smallwonder

Is this line correct:

"If Langdon were to have any chance of helping Leigh, or of ever seeing the keystone again, it was essential that he find the tomb first"

It seems to be correct English, just the sentence structure is a bit awkward and out of the ordinary. Grammatically I don't see much wrong in it.

-Mahi