Probably the same people that spell queue as cue (or even worse, que)
Why do people spell bought as brought?
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Probably the same people that spell queue as cue (or even worse, que)
Grr, yes. This particular is most annoying.
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Iv'e wondered this to!!
This.
Especially yours.
Do you have first hand knowledge of that..............
Think about it!!!!!!!!!
Anyway, how do you know she's poor to start with??
Ok I'll go get my coat.......
Except most people will notice the difference when they read it.
I can tell the difference between "you're" and "your" still type it wrong sometimes. same with lots of words that start the same/ are very similar.
Although I never know which were/where to use
Where is for location. You can remember because it has 'here' in it. When I was a kid I said it in my head as 'wuh-here'.
Were is the time one.
Regarding your semi-colon/apostrophe issues, you could learn to touch-type: http://www.typeonline.co.uk
It doesn't actually take that long, just do a bit every day.
And for some god damn reason I can never hit the ' key only the ;
I hate keyboards
I thought that was just me? You can always tell my posts because they are full of "it;s"
Anyway to the point, I blame teaching at school and from the parents. My boss once brought the reading books he used at school at they were "phonetic" ones with words splet how they sounded and not how they were spelt. To this day he still spells everything as per those books and how they sound.
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still my opinion .. bro
Well it's an opinion that only you understand the meaning of
I prefer Mentally challenged, or Grammatically challanged
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it's the drugs
Well it's an opinion that only you understand the meaning of
who knows might be after while you will say , oh he was right when he told me that ,
peace
Was going to be my response exactly.