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Trance Nutter
quote:
Originally posted by inconspicuous
would/should/could of


should HAVE:rolleyes:

(or is that what you're saying? my bad)



but yeah, the general lack of English skills amazes me sometimes too
RJT
quote:
Originally posted by DOOMBOT
I was always one of those people in school who also couldn't understand why people simply couldn't pronounce words correctly either. I mean, I wouldn't expect someone to just be able to pronounce some super long medical term, but it was just sometimes rediculous. I remember sitting in 12 grade English watching people stutter over words you should have known in 4th grade. Why the hell are kids like that pushed along the schooling system as if there isn't a problem?


1. Major lol's at rediculous.... WB Googooly, you're making improvements!

2. What you described is why to this day, even in college, I hate it when teachers/professors ask students to read aloud - most people just can't, and listening to their broken stuttering makes me angry.
kid nyce
then than
dj tek
i definately know what your saying man, their annoying.
inconspicuous
also, adding an apostrophe to "word's" to make them "plural."

...using "they" as a singular pronoun, as in, "whenever somebody says this, I know they're illiterate."
inconspicuous
quote:
Originally posted by Trance Nutter
should HAVE:rolleyes:

(or is that what you're saying? my bad)


hehe yeah I was stating the incorrect version.
kadomony
i think it's usage is quite fine
inconspicuous
quote:
Originally posted by kadomony
i think it's usage is quite fine


RUN!
DOOMBOT
quote:
Originally posted by RJT
1. Major lol's at rediculous.... WB Googooly, you're making improvements!

2. What you described is why to this day, even in college, I hate it when teachers/professors ask students to read aloud - most people just can't, and listening to their broken stuttering makes me angry.

I'm not even trying to come off as someone who is far more intelligent then others. I'm not. I'm about average if compared to everyone else. But it's just a little upsetting to see sometimes.
DOOMBOT
quote:
Originally posted by kadomony
i think it's usage is quite fine

:mad:

Gauss
quote:
Originally posted by inconspicuous
also, adding an apostrophe to "word's" to make them "plural."

Probably the most irritating mistake overall.
kadomony
james, there's this pawn shop in philly.

on the side is painted things they buy/sell.

one of which is "Watche's"
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