Spelling and grammar

[Henrietta23]

I could not pass this one up.

Wala a pattern

Voila a pattern

What, no punctuation?

 

[dacjohns]

OK

. . . Voila a pattern.

 

[dacjohns]

-Ann, a gardening beek and
keeper of the big club

Is beek supposed to be geek?

 

[reinbeau]

-Ann, a gardening beek and
keeper of the big club

Is beek supposed to be geek?

Nope, a beek is a beekeeper. Although I am a bit of a geek!

 

[Beekissed]

Isn't he funny?

 

[Henrietta23]

OK

. . . Voila a pattern.

Hmm, I was thinking there needed to puncuation between the "voila" and the "a pattern". "Voila! A pattern." Or even "Voila, a pattern!" My French courses were a long time ago though, so I could definitely be wrong.

 

[dacjohns]

I learned something today, a beek is a beekeeper.


Punctuation expert I am not.

French is a tough language. My brain doesn't work in French or should I say francais.


You folks are tough. If I don't correct every mistake instead of just the big ones you nail me.

 

[dacjohns]

OK

. . . Voila a pattern.

Hmm, I was thinking there needed to puncuation between the "voila" and the "a pattern". "Voila! A pattern." Or even "Voila, a pattern!" My French courses were a long time ago though, so I could definitely be wrong.

I think you are right.

 

[Henrietta23]

It could also be that we are both right. Maybe it would be better to say neither of us is wrong?

 

[punkin]

LOL You two remind me of the old Chip & Dale cartoons.

Chip: "After you."
Dale: "No, after you."
Chip: "No, really, after you."
Dale: "By all means, after you."