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:joker: A good laugh can be had with this kind of thing, as long as people don't take it overly serious!:hugesmile: |
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Also, yes, as well is two separate words, thank you. :) Also, the comma is used for clarity. It makes perfect sense without a comma so it isn't needed. Spelt and spelled are both acceptable. |
Being a grammar Nazi <3
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All I did was point out your own errors. Both your sentences were incorrect. The one referring to Stacey was poorly executed in many ways! Commas aren't used for 'clarity'. They are used for a whole variety of reasons. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma The 'spelt/spelled' is only a slight issue as the British prefer one version, the Americans another. Similar to 'authorise' / 'authorize'. Technically, both are correct, it simply depends on the UK/USA English versions. |
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Still, it's interesting. Certainly, it's generated a bit of interest here. |
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eg. I like him aswell. I don't get it as well as he does. If that makes sense D: |
I can't stand spelling/grammar Nazis :bored:
It really annoys me, even more-so when they make the same mistakes themselves as what they moan about :joker: |
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It is two words, not one. Honestly, it is two words! |
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I'm always gonna type it the other way anyway |
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As I said in my first post, it doesn't bother me. I am more taken aback at the lack of knowledge in general. |
I can't moan about anyone's grammar or anything, given the amount of full stops I use for no reason... :laugh:
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Ha... as was proven earlier! :hugesmile: |
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I'm guilty!:joker: |
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