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February 10, 2018

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MARITAL COMPLETE AND FINISH

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COMPLETE AND FINISH I WAS ASKED THAT, WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COMPLETE AND FINISH? THEN I ANSWERED BY SAYING, "WHEN YOU MARRY RIGHTFULLY, YOU ARE COMPLETE BUT , IF YOU MARRY WRONGFULLY, THEN YOU ARE FINISH". MARRIAGE IS SUPPOSED TO BE A ROUND PEG IN A ROUND HOLE. OGUNREMI TUNDE VINCENT ~ just making common sense

INCORRECT AND CORRECT GRAMMAR

DAILY GRAMMAR (DG) 1. The woman born him two children before he divorced her. (No) The woman bore him two children before he divorced her. (Yes) (The forms of the verb are "bear, bore and born/ borne" for present, past and past participle tenses respectively. In the above example, the past form is applicable. The two forms of the participle are used for the passive voice (e.g. she was born in the village) and perfect tense (e.g. she has borne a grudge with him for a week) respectively). 2. We congratulated her for her appointment. (No) We congratulated her on her appointment. (Yes) (The correct preposition after "congratulate" is "on". Yet, many people are accustomed to saying "congratulate for....") 3. It is high time you get serious. (No) It is high time you got serious. (Yes) (When "it is time" or "it is high time" is used, the verb following it is usually in the past form. "It is time you went home...

LESSON FROM THE ANTS

Without one passing through the university of the ants, one can never succeed no matter the level of Academic excellence. Only the LAZY AND PROCRASTINATORS can never be matriculated into the university. *watchout for an article called "THE UNIVERSITY OF THE ANTS" OGUNREMI TUNDE VINCENT ~ just making common sense

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