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Grammar

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Fished73 4 posts
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Fished73 says:
Great site.
Please change grammar from a excellent to an excellent day for fishing.
Thanks.
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itsaboat 1447 posts
You mean "a excellent" to "an excellent" ?

Without the required quotation marks the grammar of your sentence was just a little confusing. But I think I got it !!

I will pass it on to site management ! 
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Fished73 4 posts
Great, have "a excellent day".
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itsaboat 1447 posts
Your point is noted.

Fishing Reminder is very "international".

Fishing Reminder is not about to start dictating that grammar or spelling or language from any particular grammatical origin must be used.

As far as I am concerned, if I understand your message and know what you mean...then all is good !!!

Your point is noted... In a completely English environment, the "a" should be an "an".

Noted and passed on to management !!
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Mark Totzke 835 posts
Hi Fished73,

did you find the grammar mistake in the email reminders?
I'll have a look and correct it.
Sometimes I get ahead of myself and forget to double check the spelling or grammar.

Let me know if you find any more mistakes on the site. 

cheers
Mark
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