From: alexander koryagin <koryagin@erec.ru>

Hi, Denis Mosko!
I read your message from 01.07.2013 20:47

 DM> Russian hero - a man of tomorrow. He will do anything, but
 DM> tomorrow.


If we consider it as the food for grammar talks, I would say that
(correct me if I am wrong):

Probably, we need an article "a" before "Russian hero."

You can use a dash instead of "is", but in the English punctuation this
dash should be a long dash (--).

After the comma and "but" we must have a complete sentence, therefore we
should use a gaping comma to avoid the repetition  of "he will do".
The complete variant is this:

A Russian hero -- a man of tomorrow. He will do anything, but he will do
it tomorrow.

A short variant with a gaping comma:

A Russian hero -- a man of tomorrow. He will do anything, but, tomorrow.

Bye, Denis!
Alexander Koryagin
fido7.english-tutor 2013
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