Felicity001:


The New Fundamental Formula of English By Barr. Oscar. I still have the book in my library.

You just reminded of that other guy's name Mr. Thomson... That guy the chop gramma he even speaks more than Barr. Oscar only that the later is more learned but both are wonderful guys

Viking07:
We are starting a daily contribution/savings system. It kickoff on the 1st of April. Daily contribution is just N3500. Each day someone will be paid 35,000 till the 10th person. It’s a system with a maximum of 10 persons runs for 10 days before it resets.

Requirements: Must be based in Abuja with an active bolt:Uber verified account. We’ll be meeting on the 1st of April @Calypso garden in wuse 2, to run the ballot.

Interested? Send a mail to odin90210@outlook.com or search for Viking007x on telegram. Just 5 slots left.

Felicity001:


Sir The verb *had* is a past tense of *have* so a past tense of the verb *know* should accompany the verb *had* when use in a sentence.


So the right phrase would have been if you'd (you had- past tense) known (past tense) and not if you'd know. Thats grammatical error.

As a matter of fact, the preposition if should be accompanied with past tense

Correct me if you think otherwise

na A I get for GES100 oh

obinoral1179:
I bought this book then but it was stolen... If you stay around Oshodi, mafoluku and cantonment and you no attend AA especially public schools student that lacks good teacher, you are on a long thing..

Felicity001:


By the time one driver japa with una money una eyes go clear like nnwa baby

Get a piggy bank and throw in your daily savings into it. During my rental days I usually do it and in 3weeks and few days after breaking it I realised I'd saved 99k.

That was last year ooh so money don finish o... Make I talk am now o b4 one person go come throw me billing

SokizzRaven:

I think otherwise and I’m gonna correct you.
Firstly ‘knew’ is the past tense of ‘know’ and ‘known’ is it’s past participle. The statement up there is a past perfect tense and not a past tense. Even though you were grammatically right, you got the tenses wrong

Johnchrix:
Oga Felicity you were be millionaire, abi u want wine us.. who's know tomorrow u fit announce say u de follow jant Dubai or Singapore to go chill and knack white Chicks

donfortune48:


With all these brilliance in the use of English Concord.
Na to dey move Lagos up-an-dan we take dey survive.

SokizzRaven:

Prestige aside, a lot of riders, we move around cannot even afford our lifestyle or rather let me speak for myself ‘my lifestyle’. It’s the truth

SokizzRaven:

I think otherwise and I’m gonna correct you.
Firstly ‘knew’ is the past tense of ‘know’ and ‘known’ is it’s past participle. The statement up there is a past perfect tense and not a past tense. Even though you were grammatically right, you got the tenses wrong

Glithronix:

Good morning, boss.
Omoh, this would have been an instant take for me but the period you're only giving it out for - it won't help me at all. The period is too short, boss.
How I wish this condition was not attached. How I just wish.

Johnchrix:
Oga Felicity you were be millionaire, abi u want wine us.. who's know tomorrow u fit announce say u de follow jant Dubai or Singapore to go chill and knack white Chicks

donfortune48:


Him own na canopy walk for Lekki Conservation center.
Nobi Dubai.

Felicity001:


Lol... Brother I no lie ooh d money don finish tey tey? Even if I won jand na Sussex I go enter so that I go chill with the big boys like dru1, mama rad and Baz instead of knacking those Arabian girls kitikata I go carry my woman follow body. I no fit buy origin for 20 Diarams like eyinola abeg

donfortune48:


Legit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Correct Man!

Are you typing from Dubai? Or from Under the Trees on Chevron Drive?

pope191:


You go carry your woman follow body... Base on say nah Oshodi una deh go abi? Felicity don't make me discharge all the vex I have for Buhari on u oo

Felicity001:


Thank you sir.

I'd A in my NECO and GES100 ooh... Cancelling while writing as always being a thing with me right from primary school but that doesn't make any wrong.

I may not be good in speaking all the big big grammar but I understand English language very well.

Barr. Oscar was my English teacher then

pope191:


Donfortune48 will not kee me with laugh... but seriously Don, if angel give you grace to judge yourself, will you pick heaven?

donfortune48:


Legit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Correct Man!

Are you typing from Dubai? Or from Under the Trees on Chevron Drive?

pope191:


It is nothing, I was raised to believe all children are mine.

donfortune48:


Legit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Correct Man!

Are you typing from Dubai? Or from Under the Trees on Chevron Drive?

Felicity001:


What is grammatical and tense here you're talking about?

The statement that son of an illiterate father made was wrong I still stand to be corrected. Reason is because that statement is an imaginary statement and not a real or uncertain statement.

When if (condition) is used in a sentence in form of imaginary it should be accompanied with a verb in it's past tense or past participle as the case may be. e.g

They’d have got the job done quicker if they’d had more people working on it. (imagined)

NB: the punctuation used in the sentence they'd means they would and on the other end they'd there means they had. Now, a past perfect tense of word have which is a verb came afterwards because of the if (conditional statement)

Now, coming back to that guy's statement, and I quote, Dude you're not smart, if you were you'd know that my annual income has nothing to do with this issue

First, that sentence is a conditional statement with the word if. He then proceed with a past tense verb (were) Why then would you again have to use a present tense know after using had/would again? Isn't that a grammatical error?

Abi you no no say would is the past tense of will? So why use a present tense after a past tense verb in a statement?

Watin u get for English for school abeg

Johnnybegood12:

Swear say u no knw me

SokizzRaven:


I never said anything about the man’s statement. Your previous statement was grammatically right but it’s not a past tense as you put it, you shouldn’t even be arguing this. Or take time to go back to what you posted and see what I mean

Felicity001:


By the time one driver japa with una money una eyes go clear like nnwa baby

Get a piggy bank and throw in your daily savings into it. During my rental days I usually do it and in 3weeks and few days after breaking it I realised I'd saved 99k.

That was last year ooh so money don finish o... Make I talk am now o b4 one person go come throw me billing

You’re right but the main one we do is 10k weekly and this is the 2nd month. No stories so far. This 3500 na for newcomers.

Thanks for your advice sir.

BAZ001:


I know you naah...
that’s why I said the people in the telegram group are shy to talk that they are still netting 100k easily week in week out.

A barely literate car owner talked about you guys few days ago

Pls post ur March dashboard to shut the mouth of lazy drivers complaining .

VaselineCrew:
I can’t drive on these platforms anymore, it’s taking my sanity, plus Bolt will soon block me sef so I might as well go out with a bang!

It’s funny you don’t get compensated for trips were you drive and passenger cancels, instead you get points deducted.

Indriver is even worse, some passengers will stop picking their phone.

I’d like to say it has been fun, but it hasn’t, and my car has been through so much.

Then the riders that treat you like dirt, as if they own the car. Spits...

Drivers are trying men, no lie!

Let’s not forget the traffic, then having to pick someone in traffic, then they cancel, chai! You’d almost run mad, God forbid.

glambo:


You too complain take am for a start.
Atleast with that you will have a feel of how the hussle really is.

73O9:


I never mentioned I was looking for a vehicle but ONLY POINTED OUT THE REALITIES TO YOU.

Your case is just like the ones that hear of a certain business but jump into it without making findings.
You wouldn't mention 40k if you had known a little more about the business.