"There are lot more thing in your life which makes worth living"

India
August 26, 2010 9:44am CST
please let me know is this sentence grammatically correct.
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@bokal2703 (802)
• Philippines
26 Aug 10
There are more things in your life which will make it worth living...I think that one is better...
• India
26 Aug 10
Thanks, actually m' struggling little more in English, as i have started to learning it since last half a year.
• Philippines
26 Aug 10
i see, well, just read more english books or articles. You can learn from that too..goodluck.
• India
26 Aug 10
Doesn't matter how impressive you can talk but you should also be grammatically correct, m i right. yes i am ! That's where i make mistakes, and i am trying my best, after all its completely new language for me. (sorry for speech mistakes)
• Portugal
6 Sep 10
no is not^^ but is ok everyone makes mistakes^^ i think it is said like this: there are a lot more things in life that makes it worth living^^ i would say like this^^ or which makes it worth living is the good things that we can have in our life^^ anyway i like the first one more^^ what do you think? :) im not american neither english im portuguese but i learnt english for some years so i think this is correct^^
• India
10 Sep 10
Thanks! actually i am also not an American or not even British. but as English is must language so i m trying to do better in it. That's all.
• United States
26 Aug 10
'there are (a) lot more thing(s) in your life that make (it) worth living"
@kayra1 (77)
8 Sep 10
You can use the two sentences below: "There are a lot of things in your life which make it worth living" or "There are lots of things in your life which make it worth living"