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Grammar
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I blame the internet and 14 year olds for shit like this:
your gay
Seriously, is it that hard to use the correct words in sentences? Fuck, it isn't like English isn't your native language. Oh wait, it is. I read so many posts on forums and blogs that make me want to cry. So, here's a quick reference guide (this list was taken from HweeBoard because I didn't want to type my own):
Their - This is used to show ownership
example: It is their responsibility.
There - This is used to describe a place
example: Bring it over there.
They're - This is a contraction of "they are"
example: They're going to be here soon.
Your - Again used to show ownership
example: Will you be bringing your dog?
You're - This is a contraction of "you are"
example: You're a ******.
Then - used when speaking about time or when something happened or is going to happen
example: I will see you then.
Than - used to compare two or more things
example: I am better than you.
To = preposition that shows movement or direction
example: I am going to drink.
Too = adverb meaning "very" or "also"
example: I am too drunk.
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