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TRIGITIS:
Okay, since Omokriminal has decided to go this way, let's take a look at his English as well because he is also a graduate.

1. "The word is barking".

No sir, what you wrote here means, the word is actually doing the barking, so next time, the word of reference should be in inverted commas as described below;

The word is "barking" not "backing".

2. There is no such thing as "proper sentence".

Next time, it should be; "correct sentence"

3. Sir, the word "Almajiri" is a proper noun, accordingly, it is spelt with initial upper case letter.

4. The word "effort" is not a countable noun, so it is never preceded by the definite article "an".

So Omokriminal should remove that big branch of Iroko tree from his eye before looking at the pebble in Akinwande's eye.

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TRIGITIS:
Okay, since Omokriminal has decided to go this way, let's take a look at his English as well because he is also a graduate.

1. "The word is barking".

No sir, what you wrote here means, the word is actually doing the barking, so next time, the word of reference should be in inverted commas as described below;

The word is "barking" not "backing".

2. There is no such thing as "proper sentence".

Next time, it should be; "correct sentence"

3. Sir, the word "Almajiri" is a proper noun, accordingly, it is spelt with initial upper case letter.

4. The word "effort" is not a countable noun, so it is never preceded by the definite article "an".

So Omokriminal should remove that big branch of Iroko tree from his eye before looking at the pebble in Akinwande's eye.

Hmmmn, i think the definite article " an" makes the word "effort" countable noun & yeah, it can be preceded by the definite article "an". So the phrase " make an effort" is a phrasal verb which implies to either strive or work towards achieving a goal.

TRIGITIS:
Okay, since Omokriminal has decided to go this way, let's take a look at his English as well because he is also a graduate.

1. "The word is barking".

No sir, what you wrote here means, the word is actually doing the barking, so next time, the word of reference should be in inverted commas as described below;

The word is "barking" not "backing".

2. There is no such thing as "proper sentence".

Next time, it should be; "correct sentence"
3. Sir, the word "Almajiri" is a proper noun, accordingly, it is spelt with initial upper case letter.

4. The word "effort" is not a countable noun, so it is never preceded by the definite article "an".

So Omokriminal should remove that big branch of Iroko tree from his eye before looking at the pebble in Akinwande's eye.

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TRIGITIS:
Okay, since Omokriminal has decided to go this way, let's take a look at his English as well because he is also a graduate.

1. "The word is barking".

No sir, what you wrote here means, the word is actually doing the barking, so next time, the word of reference should be in inverted commas as described below;

The word is "barking" not "backing".

2. There is no such thing as "proper sentence".

Next time, it should be; "correct sentence"

3. Sir, the word "Almajiri" is a proper noun, accordingly, it is spelt with initial upper case letter.

4. The word "effort" is not a countable noun, so it is never preceded by the definite article "an".

So Omokriminal should remove that big branch of Iroko tree from his eye before looking at the pebble in Akinwande's eye.

You can drink your correction to stupor,it doesn't count here .Go to tweeter and correct him.