Mona Quartey may have been overexcited herself

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• Pumpuni 9 years ago

  "Did the president, a communication expect, writer, and historian given the opportunity to read a draft copy of the brochure prior to its mass publication?"
  1. Did.....given the opportunity?
  2. Communication expect?

  "Did the president, a communication expect, writer, and historian given the opportunity to read a draft copy of the brochure prior to its mass publication?"
  1. Did.....given the opportunity?
  2. Communication expect?

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• Francis kwarteng 9 years ago

  Dear Pumpuni,
  
  You don't need to sweat over these minor typos. I had already corrected these and other typos on Modernghana since its publication this afternoon, probably some 10 hours ago if I can correctly remember.
  
  I ...
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  Dear Pumpuni,
  
  You don't need to sweat over these minor typos. I had already corrected these and other typos on Modernghana since its publication this afternoon, probably some 10 hours ago if I can correctly remember.
  
  I have decided not to point out my typos on Ghanaweb because my sophisticated Ghanaweb readership doesn't care about these irrelevant typos. But I do correct them on Modernghana nonetheless for those readers I still don't know there.
  
  You may go to Modernghana and read the edited version.
  
  Thanks.

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• ADJOA WANGARA 9 years ago

  The entire essay from Francis kwarteng is a silly, useless and NON-SENSE filled with grammatical errors.
  
  kwarteng go and read your paragragh 3 and see how senseless and useless you and your article are!

  The entire essay from Francis kwarteng is a silly, useless and NON-SENSE filled with grammatical errors.
  
  kwarteng go and read your paragragh 3 and see how senseless and useless you and your article are!

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• Pumpuni 9 years ago

  Thanks, Francis, for "nullifying" me.

  Thanks, Francis, for "nullifying" me.

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• Francis kwarteng 9 years ago

  Dear Pumpuni,
  
  Thanks to you too for calling out my typos and grammatical errors.
  
  Mind you, constructive criticisms (such as yours) make me alert and also force me into a tight corner where I have no choice but to proof ...
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  Dear Pumpuni,
  
  Thanks to you too for calling out my typos and grammatical errors.
  
  Mind you, constructive criticisms (such as yours) make me alert and also force me into a tight corner where I have no choice but to proofread my essays, now and then, which I sometimes do though casually or cursorily.
  
  Thanks, and continue to read. And don't hesitate to share your informed reservations with me. Learning to write, as you may well know, is a continuous process and one can never finish learning to write as writing itself has many complicated faces and structures.
  
  Thanks.

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• Jew Guy 9 years ago

  Good piece, but couldn't it have been written in simpler language? Are you sure you are actually communicating? When you write, it is not to portray your mastery of the English language, but to get the reader to appreciate wh ...
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  Good piece, but couldn't it have been written in simpler language? Are you sure you are actually communicating? When you write, it is not to portray your mastery of the English language, but to get the reader to appreciate what you are trying to put across. In my opinion, you have not properly communicated your massage.

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• United Ghana 9 years ago

  Good morning, Bro. Regarding Mona Lisa, I'd wanted to comment on her "over-excited" comment, but, each time eloquence eluded me - expletives just kept coming out, so thanks for responding to it.

  Good morning, Bro. Regarding Mona Lisa, I'd wanted to comment on her "over-excited" comment, but, each time eloquence eluded me - expletives just kept coming out, so thanks for responding to it.

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• Francis kwarteng 9 years ago

  Dear United Ghana,
  
  Please don't be too hard on our precious Mona Lisa.
  
  Thanks

  Dear United Ghana,
  
  Please don't be too hard on our precious Mona Lisa.
  
  Thanks

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• Prof Lungu 9 years ago

  Ha!
  
  Ha!
  
  READ: "...Suddenly,..the once caustic and acidic tongues of General Tiger Mosquito Asiedu Nketia, Sam George, Kofi Adams, Solomon Nkansah, Koku Anyidoho, and Omane Boamah have gone into temporary hiding..."
  
  ...
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  Ha!
  
  Ha!
  
  READ: "...Suddenly,..the once caustic and acidic tongues of General Tiger Mosquito Asiedu Nketia, Sam George, Kofi Adams, Solomon Nkansah, Koku Anyidoho, and Omane Boamah have gone into temporary hiding..."
  
  Ha!
  
  Ha!
  
  We are thinking General Mosquito is at Bui, making sure the employee water source is of good quality!
  
  ITEM: Public officials should not contribute to a discourse affecting their work, unless they have something important to say.
  
  None of the NDC gurus, after all the talking and ink, have said anything important directly related to the matter.
  
  That is not nation-building!
  
  That is taking citizens as fools, while wasting their time and resources!

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• Francis kwarteng 9 years ago

  Dear Prof. Lungu,
  
  You just so right.
  
  Thanks.

  Dear Prof. Lungu,
  
  You just so right.
  
  Thanks.

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• general attorney 9 years ago

  MONA ON BOTH WOYOME AND THE BROCHURE DID VERY WELL AND BROKE THE TOOTH OF THE LIONS BEFORE THEY OPEN THEIR MONTHS.

  MONA ON BOTH WOYOME AND THE BROCHURE DID VERY WELL AND BROKE THE TOOTH OF THE LIONS BEFORE THEY OPEN THEIR MONTHS.

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• CITIZEN ONE 9 years ago

  So you having a field day with gross publication of a nationally distributed brochure. Seriously I would make them all pay, Stan Dogbe and a few scapegoats just to broaden the web of incompetence. That being said, I watched t ...
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  So you having a field day with gross publication of a nationally distributed brochure. Seriously I would make them all pay, Stan Dogbe and a few scapegoats just to broaden the web of incompetence. That being said, I watched the Independence Day Celebration on TV last night, and I will say it was exhilarating. In as much as I find somethings we do tawdry, I always feel proud to be a Ghanaian in my own right, not to say I even like 75% of the attitudes and lifestyles of my fellow citizens and political climate.

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