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English usage: I am from France itself. I am going to the market for this only. | Is this sentence ok, if not, please correct it.
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correct sentence #1 (permalink) Wed Feb 08, 2012 19:00 pm   correct sentence
 

Hello!
This sentence: " My deskmate is usually talkative and lively but there are moments when he is bad-tempered and selfish." is correct?( grammatically speaking )
Thank you for your time!
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correct sentence #2 (permalink) Wed Feb 08, 2012 22:52 pm   correct sentence
 

Yes, it's OK. You could consider putting a comma before "but". The word "deskmate" does not seem to be listed in many (or any) dictionaries, but it's clear enough what it means.

May I be permitted to point out that it is incorrect to insert a space after an opening quote, after an opening bracket, or before a closing bracket.
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