Please Check my grammer?

Question

The second place we see the theme in (Of Mice and Men) OMANm when George promises Lennie a ranch of their own. When George says "We've have a cow, pigs, chickens, an' down the flay we've have a little Piece"
George tells Lennie about their American Dream within their grasp. Certainly both George and Lennie will never have a land of their own. Not now, not tomarrow nor in the near future espicially not during the Great Depression.

CHECK MY GRMMMER PLEASE?

Answer 1

Please Check my grammar?

The second place we see the theme in (Of Mice and Men) is when George promises Lennie a ranch of their own. When George says "Someday we’re gonna get the jack together and we’re gonna have a little house and a couple of acres an’ a cow and some pigs and we’ll have a big vegetable patch and a rabbit hutch and chickens."

George tells Lennie the American Dream is within their grasp. Of course, George and Lennie will never have land of their own. Not now, not tomorrow or in the near future, and especially not during the Great Depression.
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Answer 2

grammar not grammer
should be like this:
The second place we see the theme in (Of Mice and Men) OMANm when George promises Lennie a ranch of their own. When George says "We have a cow, some pigs and chickens, and down the flay we have a little piece"
George tells Lennie about their American Dream within their grasp. Certainly both George and Lennie will never have land of their own. Not now, not tomorrow, not in the near future, especially not during the Great Depression.

Answer 3

The American Dream comes up again when George promises Lennie a ranch of their own. "We've have a cow, pigs, chickens, an' down the flay we've have a little Piece," George says (page), as if the Dream is within reach. However, since the story takes place during the Great Depression (maybe another reason listed here-- because of who they are/ what happens), George and Lennie will never have a ranch, and never fulfill the American Dream.

Answer 4

The second place we the see theme of [insert theme you are referring to] in Of Mice and Men is when George promised Lennie a ranch of their own. George is telling Lennie about the American Dream being within their grasp when he says "Insert Quote here". It is clear that George and Lennie will never own their own piece of land, especially as it is the Great Depression, and their dream is simply that, a dream.


That is how I would do it but definitely use spell check

Answer 5

The second time the theme is seen in Of Mice and Men (title in italics) is when George promises Lennie a ranch of their own.
George tells Lennie about the American Dream...
Not now, not tomorrow, nor in the near future and especially...

Answer 6

Read it out loud. Most of it doesn't make sense. Also, check your spelling.

Answer 7

Please check your spelling and punctuation first. That will make it much easier.