[Grammar] Wrong english grammar

[vaibhavmaskar]

yes, you need to make sure you subscribe to any social networks off your phone and also make sure that whatever phone plan you have will allow social networking texts or alerts.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20111226175928AAbG01V (source)

• Underline words are wrong english grammar, am I right ?

 

[MikeNewYork]

No.

 

[vaibhavmaskar]

No.

Could you explain in details, what they want to say? or when it use (tense)? I first time see this (have will allow )

 

[MikeNewYork]

Could you explain in details, what they want to say? or when it use (tense)? I first time see this (have will allow )

You are reading it incorrectly. It is [whatever phone plan you have] [will allow social networking].

 

[vaibhavmaskar]

You are reading it incorrectly. It is [whatever phone plan you have] [will allow social networking].

So is there no need to any punctuation? or they didn't put it there? because lot of time I encounter with this kind of structure.

 

[Barb_D]

Punctuation is not correct there. You have a subject "whatever plan you have" and a verb phrase "will allow social networking."

You don't separate the subject from the verb with a comma or anything else.

 

[Tdol]

You will see texts where people separate the subject from the verb by a comma in sentences like this- it's wrong, so don't copy them.