Raine80:
If some English people who speak English as their first language cannot congregate verbs properly,cannot use adjectives or know the difference between a noun and a pronoun. Why should I slate my countrymen and women who's first or second language is not English. I understand what is meant that's will do.

herzern1:


Very Lame!!....


And to the mis-informed OP...

"MY NAMES ARE ......"

is a very correct statement in English Lanquaqe.......

Raine80:
If some English people who speak English as their first language cannot congregate verbs properly,cannot use adjectives or know the difference between a noun and a pronoun. Why should I slate my countrymen and women who's first or second language is not English. I understand what is meant that's will do

herzern1:


Very Lame!!....


And to the mis-informed OP...

"MY NAMES ARE ......"

is a very correct statement in English Lanquaqe.......

Tiny23:
Op,when you have learnt to write correctly,come tell me how to speak the English language correctly...
Hmmm, telme something!













Those things you wrote above are called Nigerian English and it's a variety of Englishes of the world.

Tiny23:





What?

Nonsreal:
you say whn i'v learn 2write correctly i should let you know, go and read my thread again, i'm a good writter

Bluezy13:


Learn to use three periods(dots).
It is called ellipsis.

Sylverkenz:
Actually, To The OP and whoever it may concern, I WANT TO BARBER MY HAIR is very correct. According to the dictionary , Barber can be a verb, and a noun.
verb
(barbers, present participle barbering; past and past participle barbered)

to cut the hair or beard of (a person).

MzzAyo:
educative

Tiny23:
Op,when you have learnt to write correctly,come tell me how to speak the English language correctly...














Those things you wrote above are called Nigerian English and it's a variety of Englishes of the world.

Maychang:
pls arrange your article using paragraphs where necessary. its educative but makes the eye sick.

firstking01:
What's educative here, smh...he's even stating the obvious here

asuo27:
Op, English is not our first language, so Nigerians are allowed to err.
It will surprise you to know that those born with it as first language do make grammatical blunders...check the Kardashians when they speak and tweet.

asuo27:
Op, English is not our first language, so Nigerians are allowed to err.
It will surprise you to know that those born with it as first language do make grammatical blunders...check the Kardashians when they speak and tweet.