Grammar these days

14-Aug-22 13:51pm
Chosen
I hate bad spellen. Its the werst thing and bad grammar is similer.Edited 14-Aug-22 13:52pm
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- 14-Aug-22 19:20pm
  mary c
  An i fekken hate baad langwidge.
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- 15-Aug-22 05:29am
  allinmary c
  LMFAO
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- 15-Aug-22 08:51am
  mary callin
  hope you are ROTFL too :)
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- 19-Aug-22 18:47pm
  Luv ur
  Ya gramer? What's that? Seriously it's a pet peeves of mine that people can't spell, punctuate, properly use grammar, and capitalization.
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- 19-Aug-22 19:04pm
  ChosenLuv ur
  Yeah theers nothin rong in havin corect spellen.Edited 19-Aug-22 19:05pm
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13-Aug-22 07:04am
allin
it is not important unless all you have to do in life is stand in the shadows and wait for someone to make a mistake or use any kind of shorthand such that is used in today's texting etc, get a life and leave us not spelling, not using punctuation, not even caring what y'all think,, but uhbuve al elz, leev uz aloan, we do naught kare wat u think,, i just spent 2 weeks with covid, i don't give a crap what you think about this subject ;-)) Edited 13-Aug-22 07:06am
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- 13-Aug-22 08:46am
  Beverley S 383001
  What a rude comment!!
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- 13-Aug-22 11:04am
  Mopos
  I agree with you allin, life is too short, I hope you are feeling a lot better!!Edited 13-Aug-22 11:06am
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- 14-Aug-22 02:52am
  allinMopos
  tx mopos, we are finally both negative, but it is still kicking my butt, but every day a lil better,, ;-))
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- 14-Aug-22 02:55am
  allinBeverley S 383001
  thank you, it was meant to be, no room for grammar cops here, we enjoy having a good time, maybe you should find a site with all perfect grammar, then your days will be full of sprinkles and fairies etc,, whatever you decide, please do have a fine day ;-))
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- 14-Aug-22 08:02am
  Moposallin
  Thumbs up :)
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- 14-Aug-22 08:20am
  Moposallin
  At 8:20am on a Sunday morning, I will have a good day. You both have a good week allin, getting stronger each day.
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- 14-Aug-22 14:00pm
  allinMopos
  i think we got the better/stronger every day covered, but i'll take those good wishes and use them to the fullest,,,tx my friend,, ;-))
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12-Aug-22 19:46pm
mary c
I don't really mind too much- have much more heavy stuff to worry about- like not catching Covid at the moment or my city melting from all the rain and slips everywhere, or being able to afford fuel to get places and on and on. Or having the strength to get out of bed in the morning!
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12-Aug-22 19:39pm
boy blunder
I find the texting language insane, I really don't get slang it confuses the hell out of me, I helped this lady who had fallen over the other day she said thank you and that I was dope, I had no idea what she meant till my granddaughter informed me what dope means today,
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- 14-Aug-22 08:17am
  allin
  stick with the grand daughter Robert, she will keep you up on the latest grammar, and as an added bonus, if you have problems with your electronics, just give her the chair and she will fix it for ya bruh,, ;-))
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- 14-Aug-22 08:19am
  boy blunderallin
  aint that the truth
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- 14-Aug-22 08:20am
  allinboy blunder
  ;-))
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- 14-Aug-22 14:17pm
  allin
  Robert, one of my grand daughters grew up with us, when she was about 5 she asked about computers and how i was building them, so i started letting her help me, and to tell the truth, it helped me a lot, cuz small hands can reach in and plug/unplug things that big hands like mine can't easily, but she always asked what those things did that she was hooking up,, she just turned 21 and i had a computer custom built for her ao she can be at the top of her game when it comes to graffix design, and game design, to go along with her clothing thing swap/something good for all is what i know,, all that from helping her papa build computers,, i'm a proud papa Robert, i got some great grand kids, and yeah i spent ashitload of money for her new computer, and she will make it all worthwhile with what she gets out of it,,,, moral of the story is keep the grand daughter close by and you will end up being the coolest granpa in town, and you be on the street like a gangsta and all,,, well maybe not that much, but you will learn something new and cool, and i guarantee it will make you feel younger,,, ;-)) Edited 14-Aug-22 14:18pm
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- 14-Aug-22 14:41pm
  boy blunderallin
  she does that cheers bloke I have all 3 grandkids with me they are the lifeblood of me, I am a bit of an artist been painting since covid cost me my job, and have been selling them getting around 300 to 500 each, all cash is donated to a friend of mine who runs a homeless shelter, but each kid has added to the picture painting a small part, and to see there faces especially Kacey my granddaughter who is 12 she is over the moon, its a priceless feeling seeing kids grow, and achieve, she also won a school scholarship recently because she helps her younger brother who is autistic I am a very proud grandparent I can tell you,a tired one, but very proud as I can tell you are, good luck to you allin I wish you and your granddaughter well
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- 14-Aug-22 15:11pm
  allinboy blunder
  and you as well Robert, and may they never suffer any things bad that we had to get/try to get through
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12-Aug-22 17:57pm
BLACK LIVES MATTER
Grammer is important in a formal setting (Example: Law office). Grammer is not important in an informal setting (Example: Rewardia.com).
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12-Aug-22 16:50pm
Pat C 618241
Not all of us are tuned to words. I've noticed that quite brilliant maths and science people have atrocious grammar and spelling. As a child I was often sick with tonsilitis and Mum to stop me going cabin mad tried to find me books. This paved my way to the love of English and books in every genera. Fiction, history,westerns, horror I read the lot.I have put this as my reason for loving not only books but the fascination of English and its long history which gobbles up words from other languages and claims it for its own. Since the internet our language has become almost mated to the American version but 'Spell Check' i s not necessarily the perfect match for the Australian/English language.
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12-Aug-22 15:21pm
APB
Mistakes by politicians (who are often supposed to use speech writers) by the journalists and presenters on TV, on the web... and in print...let's all save some money, get rid of proofreaders and editors (and the people who check facts)....there is this great little application instead and its free.....on the educational side, slowly getting rid of writing and reading isn't helpful either Edited 12-Aug-22 16:08pm
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12-Aug-22 13:14pm
Luv ur
Because, spelling, grammar, and punctuation are a huge strength of mine (math not at all), I get so frustrated by the lack of people's ability to put together a sentence that is grammatically correct as well as misspelled words and lack of appropriate punctuation. It's like a pet peeves, especially in the professional world. It speaks to me of lack of education. But I'm not educated in all the math varieties. Math and it's sister subjects are a foreign language to me. I guess it's my brain and which side is stronger.
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12-Aug-22 12:16pm
Chosen
Wot ?????
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- 12-Aug-22 13:14pm
  Luv ur
  Funny!
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- 14-Aug-22 08:18am
  allin
  LMAO
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- 14-Aug-22 10:14am
  Chosenallin
  Why did you laugh your arm off ??? ........ Just asking.
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- 14-Aug-22 14:22pm
  allinChosen
  i didn't want to say ass, know what i mean,,, just saying ;-))
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	Grammar these days
	Beverley S 383001	12-Aug-22 10:11 am
	Do you find the grammar used in public statements is atrocious these days? I cringe nearly every day at the obvious errors made in newspaper, television and radio reports. Today an instruction to a group I am associated with stated that for a performance the Band was to wear "Uniform: Marching Shirt no hats, pants, shoes etc". This was written by a lawyer who I would have thought would have a high standard of English. (I commented "Wow, that will get the Band some publicity!") I made a joke of it, but really it is quite appalling.