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You're criticism of mine grammar is not legit. Me wish that you would of kept it between you and me.
 
"Yesterday I din't know how ta spell college graduate; today I are one!"

"20 items or less"

"Less commercials"

"Less calories"

"Supposably"
 
shineyourlight said:
I don't know what you is talking about.
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Umm, excuse us, but it's ME don't know what you is talking about.
Please get it rite, before Dude three hundred sixty-five
has a whole nother brakedown all of a sudden.
(I'm sorry, all of THE sudden)
But irregardless.....
 
It's probably because I am such a compassionate and forgiving person, but I hardly even notice it.
 
Ya know, this thread might explain why certain people seem to have no idea what a post they just finished reading truly meant. So, they reply with some of these idiotic and unfathomable answers that are way off in left-field.
 
I wonder how people can't grasp the basic fundamentals of their own language. I have a friend from Tanzania and her understanding of English grammar is better than many I know here.
 
What I love are the posts in which people who can't even compose a decent sentence in English are telling us of all the subtle nuances of the various Biblical languages.
 
It's one thing not to know, but I cannot count the number of people I have met who couldn't care less about such things as proper spelling, correct grammar, or even calling somebody by their right name. It shows a serious lack of respect when taken to that level. There's probably more involved as well, such as laziness. American education levels are falling.

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If I worried about such things., I'd never post... Jesus loves me this I know...For the Bible tells me so. :cool:
 
ladylynn said:
If I worried about such things., I'd never post... Jesus loves me this I know...For the Bible tells me so. :cool:
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Lynn, you are mindful, literate, and intelligent, so you do not have to overly concern with such things; because you cared enough at some previous point to hone your language skills, now it is as second nature to you :)
 
Willie-T said:
Ya know, this thread might explain why certain people seem to have no idea what a post they just finished reading truly meant. So, they reply with some of these idiotic and unfathomable answers that are way off in left-field.
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Dude653 said:
Please tell me I'm not the only one. I am infuriated by bad grammar. I frequently find myself wanting to correct people's grammar and sentence structure on Facebook. The most common infractions are the misuse of I and me and misuse of the word whom.
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Would you be infuriated if Jesus spoke to you incorrectly? Rather than being infuriated at people who lack grammatical skills, why not, with a gentle heart, correct them on the QT.
 
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