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Just a quick lesson in proper English for all the posters who feel the need to use 16 syllable words (out of context mind you) to sound intelligent... yet have not mastered simple grammar rules.
Ie:
Your vs You're
Than vs Then
Incorrect: "because your (insert adjective)"
Correct: "because you're (insert adjective)" (you're=contraction of YOU ARE, your=possessive ie your stupidity--take ownership of it)
Incorrect: "and than she said"
Correct: "and then she said" (then=indicative of time, than=comparison ie your grammar is worse than...
The above-mentioned examples were taken from posts from the last 24 hours that irritated me in content and in their improper, yet pretentious use of the English language.
If you find yourself having difficulty try this out...
I wish you luck...
Ie:
Your vs You're
Than vs Then
Incorrect: "because your (insert adjective)"
Correct: "because you're (insert adjective)" (you're=contraction of YOU ARE, your=possessive ie your stupidity--take ownership of it)
Incorrect: "and than she said"
Correct: "and then she said" (then=indicative of time, than=comparison ie your grammar is worse than...
The above-mentioned examples were taken from posts from the last 24 hours that irritated me in content and in their improper, yet pretentious use of the English language.
If you find yourself having difficulty try this out...
I wish you luck...
