GRAMMATICALLY YOURS:
Marriage proposal ..... Makes it more messy?
Grammar building,
Conjunction Road
Interjection City
Date: VII-XII-IXVIII
Dear Mr Verb
I have received your letter and I very delighted at'your proposed decision of giving your daughter, Miss Pronoun in marriage to my son, Mr Noun.
I have consulted the eminent astrologer Mr Adverb, and according to him, their stars promise a very happy conjugal life.
You know that my son. Noun, is the chief of the sentence family. Your I daughter pronoun also occupies an emi-l nent position among the parts of the speech.
So, I sincerely believe that both of them are made for each other.
I do not want any dowry. But, I do wish that the marriage party should be attended to with pomp and show.
I would also like to inform you that my family of idioms would be coming to bless the newly wed couple.
If you need any help, you can ring me or my neighbours comma and hyphen as I do have very busy telelinks mostly, so they will inform me.
Convey my regards to Mr. colon and Ms. Semi-colon.
Yours sincerely,
Mr Alphabet.
Composed by:
Ahnkrita Kumar,
Army School,
Nesfield,
Grammer Town.