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Sentence correction: Ever Friday night, I feel Frustration after i complete my... Mon Apr 07, 2008 10:24 am  Sentence correction: Ever Friday night, I feel Frustration after i complete my...		  
HI

Ever Friday night , I feel Frustration after i complete my work .

Could you point any grammar mistakes that i have made in the above sentences?

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Sentence correction: Ever Friday night, I feel Frustration after i complete my... Mon Apr 07, 2008 10:43 am  Sentence correction: Ever Friday night, I feel Frustration after i complete my...		  
Use "every", and the capital F is not necessary. Also, you might want to say it this way:

Every Friday night , I feel frustrated after I finish work.
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