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Quitters (plural) has 2 T's In It

Tue, Feb 28 2012 11:04 AM (104 replies)
  • 3puttsSuk
    361 Posts
    Mon, Feb 20 2012 4:59 AM

    And we all know Yancytalk is in perfect form.  Theirs no way your gonna mess that stuffables up.

    gr8flbob:

    OK, I'll play!

    No moron, it's not 'maroon'.

    It is if you're playing Bugs Bunny!

    By the way, you have some Updock in your hair.

  • hpurey
    11,505 Posts
    Mon, Feb 20 2012 5:09 AM

    3puttsSuk:
    By the way, you have some Updock in your hair.

     

    LOL.....I'll bite.  What is updock? ;-)

  • Allen63
    364 Posts
    Mon, Feb 20 2012 5:32 AM

    Or, using "are" for "our"...

    Here's one to try on for size:

    Are team are not quiters, but there team doesn't like to verse us and it seems like your not on are side.

    I tossed in the misuse of the word "verse" as well. That drives me nuts too. The proper word referring to a competitive match up is "versus"  A "verse" is something in a song or poem.

     

    I could go on...

  • LeonDelBosque
    1,551 Posts
    Mon, Feb 20 2012 12:19 PM

    JohnHancock:

    Nice shot is not spelt 'ns'

    Thank you is not spelt 'ty'

    I could go on....

    And spelled is not spelled spelt

     

  • piztaker
    5,743 Posts
    Mon, Feb 20 2012 12:25 PM

    Could of, would of, should of. GRR!

  • cricketrules
    1,050 Posts
    Mon, Feb 20 2012 12:29 PM

    Jakkas147:

    Ahh....Grammar : The difference between knowing your ***, and knowing you're ***!!!

    It's (another per hate of mine - it's and its, the latter denoting ownership by "it") also the difference helping your Uncle Jack off a horse and helping your uncle jack off a horse.

    Remember people, grammar saves lives: it's the difference between "Let's eat, Grandma!" and "Let's eat Grandma!" ;)

    Jack.

  • TesLa33
    109 Posts
    Mon, Feb 20 2012 12:57 PM

    Another common one:

    Its or It's

    As far as text messaging via chat... it just makes it easier and I don't consider that a grammatical fallacy.

    ns, gs, n1, vns, gr8 shot, nt, np, gp, vnp, nr, nd, ul, bs, n up, n out, n save, and of course (my personal favorite) #%#!%^!!.

    I'm sure I missed a few....

  • cricketrules
    1,050 Posts
    Mon, Feb 20 2012 1:20 PM

    LeonDelBosque:

    The most monstrous and despicable one is....

    plurals, NOT plural's; tees, not tee's ... This one makes me fear for my children's future

    I couldn't agree more Leon, misuse of apostrophes should be punishable. Like "Quitters (plural) has 2 T's In It" ;). Other common mistakes I find are when numbers are involved (e.g. all the par 3's instead of all the par 3s) and after capital letters (e.g. a pile of CD's instead of a pile of CDs). You get the idea. 

    Jack.

  • JohnHancock
    1,905 Posts
    Mon, Feb 20 2012 2:00 PM

    LeonDelBosque:

    JohnHancock:

    Nice shot is not spelt 'ns'

    Thank you is not spelt 'ty'

    I could go on....

    And spelled is not spelled spelt

     

    It is in England - home of the English language, not the abused version you speak in America :)

  • TesLa33
    109 Posts
    Mon, Feb 20 2012 3:44 PM

    JohnHancock:
    It is in England - home of the English language, not the abused version you speak in America :)

     

    spelt/spelt/

    Noun:
    An old kind of wheat (Triticum spelta) with bearded ears and spikelets that each contain two narrow grains, not widely grown but favored...

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