Thanks for the corrections Old Roy, I have to admit, English Class what not my favorite, and I did go to a very poor school to learn anything, I'm lucky I suppose to learn something.
when you read the post's on this forum, I'm sure you will admit, you could spend the day you read them, you could send out corrections on all most every one, this forum is just chatter and we won't be interested in how it's written, but what is written.
It's just that, making paragraphs makes it easyer to read, but punctuation, comma's and spelling is not that important, won't you agree?
Of course at my age, 70, I don't think I care to learn, and just go along with the flow, if you want to really see mistakes, you should read my book I wrote, that I'm sure is full of mistakes, but I just wrote it to get the message out.
the title is " Secrets of the Qur'an " if you read it, let me know what you think of that. have a good one, Paytah Zeke.
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