The best time to visit India is when those filthy animals stop using their hand to clean their anus after releasing their feces. No wonder they usually smell like they have been living in a sewer.

I don't care how much they try to make it seem sanitary. I do not care how many times they "wash" their hands". It should turn the stomach of any civilized person to even think about doing such a thing.

Indians are dirty, uncivilized people that live in a dirty, uncivilized country. So, I guess to answer your question about the best time to visit...anytime, as long as you don't mind experiencing the conditions of one the filthiest places on earth.

Why would you want to go to India anyway?

iwishicouldfly wrote:

The best time to visit India is when those filthy animals stop using their hand to clean their anus after releasing their feces. No wonder they usually smell like they have been living in a sewer.

I don't care how much they try to make it seem sanitary. I do not care how many times they "wash" their hands". It should turn the stomach of any civilized person to even think about doing such a thing.

Indians are dirty, uncivilized people that live in a dirty, uncivilized country. So, I guess to answer your question about the best time to visit...anytime, as long as you don't mind experiencing the conditions of one the filthiest places on earth.

Why would you want to go to India anyway?

Are you sure it "should"? Don't you think it might or it could or it can? Perhaps you need help with your "Modal Verbs" go to this web page and do the exercises.

http://www.englishpage.com

dan4 wrote:

zhenlai wrote:

iwishicouldfly wrote:

The best time to visit India is when those filthy animals stop using their hand to clean their anus after releasing their feces. No wonder they usually smell like they have been living in a sewer.

I don't care how much they try to make it seem sanitary. I do not care how many times they "wash" their hands". It should turn the stomach of any civilized person to even think about doing such a thing.

Indians are dirty, uncivilized people that live in a dirty, uncivilized country. So, I guess to answer your question about the best time to visit...anytime, as long as you don't mind experiencing the conditions of one the filthiest places on earth.

Why would you want to go to India anyway?

Are you sure it "should"? Don't you think it might or it could or it can? Perhaps you need help with your "Modal Verbs" go to this web page and do the exercises.

http://www.englishpage.com

There is nothing wrong with his selection of the word 'should' in this instance as he is suggesting a type of expected obligation. You however, might want to brush up on forming proper questions.

I don't think so. My question was perfectly fine. Should offers an opinion not an option not a choice. It is inadequate to the sentence.

I have experienced your grammar choices before so I am very suspicious when you offer advice.