I don't intend?

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Can anyone tell me if this sentence is right?

" i don’t intend to break the rules nor to do something out of the agreement"

i mean i was not doing something which i want to break the rule or the agreement between us.

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Hi Kurbo,

Your questions will be answered faster if you post them in the appropriate section of our forum. (Grammar and Vocabulary questions)

As for your sentence, it contains at least the following very basic mistakes:
You need to start each sentence with a capital letter.
You need to put a full stop at the end of each sentence.

Best regards,
Torsten[YSaerTTEW443543]

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Hi Kurbo,

I would suggest that you finish your sentence like this: ‘nor to do anything outside the agreement.’

Alan

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Dears Torsten and Alan,

Thank you very much for your kind reply.

I appreciate it

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Can you both help me the following questions please.

" If i was her/him or them i wouldn’t listen to this nonsense things about them/others".

“If i was you i would do the same thing you did”.

Is there a hint to know such negative makers like Mis,Dis,Im,Un and etc a certain way to recognise this word must use for “Mis” e.g. when i want to make a word apposite to the word like Trust Mistrust

I please need some clarification about these.