Requesting information on JSA problem

DVardysShadow

SarEl wrote: »

Actually, whilst I fully agree with the sentiment and the last three alterations - and being a lousy typist I will forgive most things as conceivable errors...

It actually is "maths"! "Maths" or "mathematics" is a noun, not a proper noun, and only proper nounds start with capital letters - unless of course, as in this sentence, they are the first word in the sentence

As OP was listing subjects, I would say that Maths was a right proper nound in that context. Or if it is not a proper nound, then it should have been 'maths and english'.

HoneyBunny960

If the job center have told you to go to the first one then you'll have to go. No one said you couldn't fail it on purpose if it wasnt for you. Job center will never know.

saintjammyswine

DVardysShadow wrote: »

As OP was listing subjects, I would say that Maths was a right proper nound? in that context. Or if it is not a proper nound?, then it should have been 'maths and English'.

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kevinUK_2

Thank you all for your answers, i do appreciate the reply.

So i started on the first job today, I was there 3 hours before getting sent home(just got in). The reason I was sent home was because I failed the Lollop test which is basically a small FLT.I had bad co-ordination, they are left handed vehicles, I am right handed which isn't an excuse, i simple never have been able to use both at the same time. I then went to the agency and told them and wished to be transferred to the work area which I was meant to be at in the first place, they sent me home and said I shall receive a phone call once they have put me on a new department.

Now with me being sent home from work where does this leave me? my 'Trainer' actually advised me to see my agency, I told the agency I was willing to stay and do any work they can throw my way, but was told to go home. I am in no way refusing work, I was actually asking for it.

DVardysShadow

DVardysShadow wrote: »

As OP was listing subjects, I would say that Maths was a right proper nound in that context. Or if it is not a proper nound, then it should have been 'maths and english'.

saintjammyswine wrote: »

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'nound' - SarEl started it

And 'correcting' my capitalisation is over zealous - because that was a proposal based on SarEl's point. So it stands correct in its context as I wrote it.