Do you say brought or bought when talking about something you have bought

Sally_A

Of cause :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

It should be "of course"

.............and loads more..........watch this space ;):mad:

Sally_A

Should of = :mad::mad::mad::mad:

Should have = :):)

MERFE

I particularly hate a west country phrase 'where you to' instead of where are you?

*Louise*

sloppychops wrote: »

It's bought not brought.I know a few people who say fundrel instead of funeral and samwich instead of sandwich.

My sis pronounces it 'sangwich' :eek:

jaqui59

Cherry_Bomb wrote: »

Clearly I don't know the difference, thank you for educating me on the matter :cool:

I liked that answer

jaqui59

Init instead of isn't it .... that one gets me everytime!

maman

it may sound like somethin' and nothin' to you but I found it very hard to take to BIL's new partner the other week because she doesn't pronounce her word endings properly!:mad: We're going away together next weekend and I will probably be looking like :mad: by the time we get home!

FatVonD

Textiz instead of texts :mad:

Oldernotwiser

I was stunned when someone posted a thread which asked for advice on "learning her son Spanish"!
what was even worse was that she turned out to be an English teacher and got really stroppy when her mistake was pointed out to her!

bex2012

Ooo that reminds me, my OH says 'That'll learn ya'.....?????? What???? Do you mean that will teach you?