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speedsolving sides decemper 2025 /// registration open ig

thanks for the feedback this is my first forum comp
what could i have done to make it more interesting?
or is it that there are too many comps
Perhaps you could fix your absolutely horrendous spelling and grammar? Free spelling/grammar checkers like Grammarly exist.
 
the spelling is on purpoise but i dont see any grammar mistakes
Well, it's time for a lesson on English grammar!


hi everybody
- "hi" needs to be capitalised as it's the start of a sentence.
- After "hi everybody", you lead into a run-on sentence. You could either resolve this by adding a comma, rewording the sentence structure, or adding a conjunction.


I shouldn't need to explain why this is grammatically incorrect.

else tell me
This is a run-on sentence. You need to have a comma in between "else" and "tell"

Needs to be capitalised as it's the start of a sentence.

10 sept gmt+6
Capitalisation, or rather, lack of.

but do you think the idea was good
- "but" needs to be capitalised
- As you're asking a question, you need to have a "?" at the end of the sentence.

The "i" needs to be capitalised as it's a personal pronoun, "dont" needs an apostrophe, making it "don't".

These are all examples I have found in this thread alone, having spent a grand total of <5 minutes looking for posts and quoting them.
 
Perhaps you could fix your absolutely horrendous spelling and grammar? Free spelling/grammar checkers like Grammarly exist.
Alternatively, residing in a nation as affluent as Singapore, one may hopefully accumulate the means to avail themselves of English Premium, commencing at a mere USD $12.99 monthly.
 
Pyraminx only
hi everybody 2 rounds for every event except those i like which means
squan 4 rounds
skewb 3 rounds
clock 3 rounds
pyra 2 rounds
mega 2 rounds
squan+clock+skewb+pyra+mega 1 round
if you think i should have added something else tell me
registration ends 10 sept gmt+6
15 spots but can change

1 @eeeeeeeee all events except mega
2 @BVCuber13 all events
3 @L4NC3_D4_AS14N all events
4 @mdcuber9 all events
5 @That0newe1rdo all events
6 @AndrewSC all events
7 @Spartacus all events
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Alternatively, residing in a nation as affluent as Singapore, one may hopefully accumulate the means to avail themselves of English Premium, commencing at a mere USD $12.99 monthly.
Alternatively, an individual may hopefully accumulate the braincells to:
learn basic English for free, and learn how to type and spell, also for free.

edit: an even better alternative is using Google Translate, which is 0.00 dollars and does not require braincells
 
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