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Petter Solberg:
It's not the fart that kills, it's the smell.
There's so much dog on my window.
(In Norwegian (and Swedish), “fart” = speed & “smell”= bang, crash.)
"Dog" (or "dugg") means "dew" or "fog" in Norwegian.
Louis van Gaal:
That's another cook: a saying meaning that's something completely different.
The three pointe are inside: we have three points.
It's not the fart that kills, it's the smell.
There's so much dog on my window.
(In Norwegian (and Swedish), “fart” = speed & “smell”= bang, crash.)
"Dog" (or "dugg") means "dew" or "fog" in Norwegian.
Louis van Gaal:
That's another cook: a saying meaning that's something completely different.
The three pointe are inside: we have three points.
It should read... I don't have a picture of my sister and me.
My sister and I like to take pictures together
Look at the original sentence and leave out sister. You wouldn't say.. I don't have a picture of I.... this is a common grammatical mistake and it drives me insane
This is a picture of my sister and me.
You see the difference?
My sister and I like to take pictures together
Look at the original sentence and leave out sister. You wouldn't say.. I don't have a picture of I.... this is a common grammatical mistake and it drives me insane
This is a picture of my sister and me.
You see the difference?
Why does grammar matter? Because when bad grammar is used, it can lead to grimmer matters. No one wants to be involved in grimmer matters, and, thus, they apply good grammar to avoid being involved in grimmer matters. Matters can grow grim when bad grammar is used. Do not be caught in the grim reality of grimmer matters, always use good grammar.
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I caught myself laughing whenever reading this...Grim, Gram, Grummers...reminder...one older guy a piece down the road, back in the 90s, a character for sure, he's been dead for years now, was always hollering to people passing "You come fix my tire, in Evergreen my darlins waitn on me"..only he had no car....
I remember a pastor I know published a book and I finally gave up on reading it because I could not stand the bad grammar and improper sentence structure. If you are going to publish a book, be professional and use proper grammar....
For an example I recall one sentence said..." it's never a good idea too lone someone money that you can't trust."... first of all his sentence structure is backwards, implying that you can't trust the money and not the person to whom you loaned it. Also a person is who not that. This is another common grammatical error that gets on my nerves.
For an example I recall one sentence said..." it's never a good idea too lone someone money that you can't trust."... first of all his sentence structure is backwards, implying that you can't trust the money and not the person to whom you loaned it. Also a person is who not that. This is another common grammatical error that gets on my nerves.
Well, it takes a long time before you can get a publishing company to publish you, so most preachers and Theologians have to self-publish. Not many of them have anywhere near all the money some on here claim they do, so the typing, consolidation and proofing is often handled by family and friends. That is seldom a really "professional" group. They don't deliberately set out to publish books with grammatical errors and typos, but it happen more than you might think.