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Should of, could of but in the end just couldn't
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I brought (bought) really annoys me!0
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"Can I have a lend?" instead of "Can I borrow?"Love the animals: God has given them the rudiments of thought and joy untroubled. Do not trouble their joy, don't harrass them, don't deprive them of their happiness.0
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My particular complaint is a single word often spelt wrongly on forums. It is paid not payed. What is wrong with people, its not diffcult.0
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thistledome wrote: »"Can I have a lend?" instead of "Can I borrow?"
Up here they just say, "Can I lend?" when they mean, "Can I borrow?" I guess the answer is "Sure, I am willing to accept unlimited amounts of money from you at zero interest!"0 -
wigglebeena wrote: »How about 'defiantly' instead of definitely? You see it all the time lately, and all I can say is !!!!!!? It's a whole different word!
i do thati usually catch it before posting/sending but i do it
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An e mail to the whole of our sales force from the head of IT said 'by now you should of received your new laptops'. What I wonder is what do people who put 'of ' instead of 'have' think when they see the correct form written?0 -
The one that really winds me up is when people write ect instead of etc!!! How simple is it to write those 3 little letters in the correct order!!:mad:0
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An e mail to the whole of our sales force from the head of IT said 'by now you should of received your new laptops'. What I wonder is what do people who put 'of ' instead of 'have' think when they see the correct form written?
They think you've got it wrong. I had someone who did it lecture me about taking care with use of English.0 -
It's NAIVE, not niave, nieve or neive!0
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a colleague describing her daughters difficult behaviour, " I think its a phrase!!! she's going through "!!!!!!enjoy every day, you dont know how long youve got!:o0
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