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hello there
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Their going over they're to visit there grandmother...
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I thought it was their Auntie
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did they take their balloons to the seaside as well ?
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Grammar and spelling police alert, they are everywhere.
Or should that be "they're" |
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English O level mark "E". I'm 25 years past help.
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to too
of off lose loose full of illiterate chavs on 'ere. |
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Your all a bunch of loosers
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i would of thought you were better then that joel
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It all goes well for the future though
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people that pronounce the letter H as haitch need a slap too.
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forum phorum.......
Where is the excuse, for that, when the word is on the screen in front of them? |
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When did the spell checker first appear on here?
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Also apostrophes are used to denote omission or possession but NOT plurality!!
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Also of does not mean the same as 've
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You would of thought that peeps' knew all that.
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"I could of gone to the football game"
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this is somethink of a minefield imo
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rustyboy 13 Dec 23:27
There - There are 5 red balloons in the house. And if you want to start lecturing There are FIVE red balloons in the house. The correct form is to spell numbers one to ten. |
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You should have posted that at SIX-30
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I bought a hat and brought it home with me.
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