Well I didn't come here to learn how to write a post...

besides if you read my post and couldn't tell what's my question..than
you need to learn English 101.

Beginner wrote:

> Well I didn't come here to learn how to write a post...
>
> besides if you read my post and couldn't tell what's my question..than
> you need to learn English 101.

To whom are you speaking? What post?

Malke
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"Beginner" wrote

> Well I didn't come here to learn how to write a post...
>
> besides if you read my post and couldn't tell what's my question..than
> you need to learn English 101.

You've started a new thread, so there is no context to know about what you
are talking. Maybe you'd like to post into the original thread and include
some relevant information on the problem? By the way the word should be
"then" not "than" (English 101).

If you can't find your post search for it using Google Groups advanced
search.
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Good luck with your problem.

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Beginner wrote:
>
> Well I didn't come here to learn how to write a post...
>
> besides if you read my post and couldn't tell what's my question..than
> you need to learn English 101.

Besides
question.
Than
post.

Plato wrote:

> Beginner wrote:
>>
>> Well I didn't come here to learn how to write a post...
>>
>> besides if you read my post and couldn't tell what's my
>> question..than you need to learn English 101.
>
> Besides
> question.
> Than


"then," not "Than." If you're going to correct people's English, at least
get the correction right.

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Beginner wrote:

>
> Well I didn't come here to learn how to write a post...
>
> besides if you read my post and couldn't tell what's my question..than
> you need to learn English 101.

This is a high volume newsgroup: . Your post has no quoted material in a
new thread. Your post has zero context because of this.

http://learn.to/quote

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