Is the correct way to spell login....login?  Log In? or Log-in?
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It could be spelled login or Log In.  Either way is correct, but I prefer the first.
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Since we're in the computer section, when we say BASIC grammar, i think we are talking about the language syntax for the programming language, "basic".  I think there is just a little communication.\n\nHowever there is a check spelling button we should all become a little more familiar with.
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Please learn how to spell/type!
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You can't even spell.  How'd you even log onto your computer?  s-t-u-p-i-d.
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There's not really one right answer to this. Some style guides insist on capitalizing Internet (and Web, when it's used as a noun), but others prefer to keep them lowercased. Most dictionaries still seem to prefer the capitalized version, but that may not last for long.
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Okay - I'll answer your question if you promise to get spell check or learn how to spell.  Right above this box I'm typing in, it says to "check spelling."  There's a reason for that.  It's because I can't understand what you're saying.
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pretty much perfect, i would change only the following:\n\nI am [removed also.  no need for it, since you have not expressed any other concerns previous to this sentence.] concerned for the safety of anyone who may be in the building at other times. There are potential dangers in a building that is under construction, [add comma] especially if the construction crew doesn’t know you are in the building.\n\nIn order to be sure the construction crew is aware of your presence [you used the phrase "in the bulding" to finish the previous paragraph.  avoid repetition.], I am asking you to please [added please.  it's both cordial and professional to say please when requesting something from employees.]sign in with the security office during non-business [added hyphen] hours. In addition, the construction crew has requested that {added "that."  grammatical.] you use the front entrance, as opposed to the east or west entrances.\n\n\nhope this helps.
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"what" should be What \nbeast way? Do you mean "best" way?\n"going" should be go\nto another\n"conutery" should be country\n"studing" should be studying\n"in other" should be another\n"fild" should be field\n"I now" should be I am now\n"studing" should be studying\nin an university\n".?" should be just ?\n\nRephrase: What is the best way for me to go to another country for studying another field? I am now studying in an university.\n\nTry spell check next time. It works wonders.
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maybe the sign in is case sesitive...example if your sign-in is IRish then typing IrisH is not going to work you have to type it in exactly the way when you signed up for the service
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Dude, you are weird.\nKeep dreaming and thanks for the points.\nResidential is the right spelling BTW.\nI'm not interested in correcting any other words, just that one bugged me.
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Grammatically they are both correct.  #2 sounds more natural.  My only source is my Sprachgefühl (feel for language)
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Yeah, but spell correctly. You don't want to look stupid.\nie.- "through" not "throw"
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It's plural.\n\nCoach
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Hi,\nJust log in with your ID and password.\nThanx, bye\n-Jake
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"in" is grammatically correct
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both the spellings are correct...it basically depends from person to person...what they wanna use....so take your pick
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I believe "Temple" should be capitalized if it's part of a proper name. Such as "Buddhist Temple of Nepal" or something of that nature. Buddhist should always be capitalized. If I'm wrong, please state why in the next answer.