Grammar and Spelling Mistakes
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In Indonesia, English is known as a language with the most complicated grammar ever
(i mean what other languages have 16 tenses in it?!)
therefore i decided to create a thread where you HAVE TO speak with wrong grammar lol
i know this doesn't make sense, but i thought that it would be interesting
(i mean what other languages have 16 tenses in it?!)
therefore i decided to create a thread where you HAVE TO speak with wrong grammar lol
i know this doesn't make sense, but i thought that it would be interesting
I am questioning the use of an apostrophe after the word "Americans." Had the word "Americans" been followed by another subject/noun or verb, there would be no question as to its appropriateness And I realize the subject is assumed there. Still, however, and yet, without any such subject being explicitly articulated, is the apostrophe necessary? Given that apostrophes are terribly over-used and abused, I must object. People applying them to simple pluralizations causes me pangs of conscience to so assiduously question the intelligence of one doing so frequently. This is simply a general observation, meaning, I am not suggesting that you, Gojira, are guilty of this unnecessary practice entailing the needlessly excessive use of the simple apostrophe
Had the word "Americans" been followed by another subject/noun or verb, there would be no question as to its appropriateness And I realize the subject is assumed there. Still, however, and yet, without any such subject being explicitly articulated, is the apostrophe necessary? Given that apostrophes are terribly over-used and abused, I must object. People applying them to simple pluralizations causes me pangs of conscience to so assiduously question the intelligence of one doing so frequently. This is simply a general observation, meaning, I am not suggesting that you, Gojira, are guilty of this unnecessary practice entailing the needlessly excessive use of the simple apostrophe 
It's worse than that. People just don't care to get the details right, they think close is close enough (thank you liberal participation trophies and self-esteem indoctrination). But if they can't be bothered to be smart about little things like spelling and grammar, I have to question whether they are smart enough to engage in big things like politics and social commentary.
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When me were little girl in skool the teechrs wood tell us two "sownd it owt" winevr we axed how to spel werds.
you no wut? The spel chekher on my computor dose ent like this gaim.
My skreing is fool of red skuigls.
you no wut? The spel chekher on my computor dose ent like this gaim.My skreing is fool of red skuigls.
Wooden itty hut!
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