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Grammar Police FTW. I hate poor English. A pet peeve of mine is when people try to spell ridiculous, and end up spelling rediculous.
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Originally Posted by dland24
Grammar Police FTW. I hate poor English. A pet peeve of mine is when people try to spell ridiculous, and end up spelling rediculous.
Originally Posted by Crumbs
NT and grammer, spelling and punctuation do not mix
To me, it kind of shows a persons level of intelligence. If you were taught proper english, why not type in it? If you were not, then that's aproblem. Slang or shortening words is fine (example: instead of though, you type tho). But other stuff is just annoying (example: I'm gonna go their and try too scoop 2 packs)Originally Posted by potus2028
Yall dudes spend 2 much time obsessing over %*@% like this...long as you dont obfuscate the meaning with however you choose 2 relay your ideas, its whatever...you dont get paid or a grade 4 good grammar and syntax on a message board. Dudes in here spellcheckin 4 stimulus checks...get a hobby...
On NT, we communicate by writing/typing. I know there are a lot of people on here who type as they speak, with their cot damns, etc., but we arewriting here. There should be an adherence to proper grammar because in the real world, it matters. The world isgoing to be a sad place if people keep becoming less and less intelligent, word to Idiocracy.Originally Posted by bboy1827
Honestly people create the meanings of words. Given time all language is basically slang. I'm actually not that bad at grammar, not great but not bad and I know more rules that aren't in use and no one here would care about id est, that which = what. ;= conjunction it replaces "therefore" "leads to" "and" and a whole laundry list of other conjunctions. "Per Se" means "of itself" but people use it horribly. I have been taking Latin for the last three semesters and have two semesters left, and trust when I tell me you no one...NO ONE not even teachers follow all the rules so no need to trip. For example in that last sentence I left out a lot of relative and reflexive pronouns, turns out you don't really need them they are just there for convention.One time I used the proper "that" for a restricted clause in a sentence and my English teacher told me that I should have used "by which" which isn't wrong because that is the way people speak; in writing it is something different. That is when I stop tripping about grammar.
You're mad? = You are mad?Originally Posted by kidUFC
so if thats the case we cant type..
U MAD? You're mad?
pics? pictures?
smh? shake my head?
Originally Posted by Apollo XXXIII
Worst = bad or ill in the highest, greatest, or most extreme degree. (Ex. Kwame Brown was the worst draft pick ever.)
Worse = bad or ill in a greater or higher degree. (Ex. I think Michael Olowakandi was worse.)
There's a difference. I don't understand how you people can mix them up. They don't even sound right when used improperly.
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The irony on NT kills me sometimes.Originally Posted by silverswoosh
Originally Posted by Crumbs
NT and grammer, spelling and punctuation do not mix
Obviously.