using wat instead of what... ugh!
their // there // theyre pisses me off just as much...
and ur // you're // your
their // there // theyre pisses me off just as much...
and ur // you're // your
Grammar Nerds....Quick! In here...
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Posts: 4327 (10/27/2009 8:22 PM) |
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 forever121young |
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Posts: 12233 (10/27/2009 8:27 PM) |
'Where you at?' Ugh, makes me cringe every. single. time.
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Gemma |
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Posts: 21573 (10/27/2009 8:36 PM) |
Ha, Ha, Just a little stitious! That's probably a better idea than the Nerd!
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Rumple Teaser |
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Posts: 760 (10/27/2009 8:44 PM) |
sunfire81 wrote: THIS!! The ultimate pet peeve. |
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JCcai |
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Posts: 219 (10/27/2009 10:45 PM) |
Its/It's
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merchasa |
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Posts: 2425 (10/28/2009 2:13 AM) |
then/than
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Jakkie Oh |
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Posts: 1746 (10/28/2009 2:19 AM) |
"I seen"
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Posts: 32710 (10/28/2009 2:21 AM) Biggest Know It All '09
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Gemma wrote:I think this is my #1. |
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Just A Little Stitious |
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Posts: 14393 (10/28/2009 2:26 AM) |
I also really hate the misuse of the word "went". You do NOT say, "you should have went to the store". It is, "you should have GONE to
the store".
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Posts: 5654 (10/28/2009 2:28 AM) |
Using "good" instead of "well". Makes me
 
Person A: "How are you today?" Person B: "I'm doing good."  I'm doing well, motherfucker! WELL!!! 
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10/28/2009 2:38 AM.
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TYCP Sha |
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Posts: 99581 (10/28/2009 2:33 AM) |
Jakkie Oh wrote: I was going to say this. Hate that one. |
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Posts: 32716 (10/28/2009 2:41 AM) Biggest Know It All '09
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NickelodeonSucksLoL wrote:Good is not incorrect in that example. |
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Posts: 8190 (10/28/2009 3:29 AM) |
when people write should have/should've as "should of "!!!!
same goes for would have, could have, etc. |
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Gemma |
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Posts: 21575 (10/28/2009 8:14 PM) |
Ok...I made a bunch of wrong sentences, and they'll have to correct 'em.
Like: "I would of won the contest, but my wig blew off. Your a nice guy, Mr. Dracula What kind of candy is you're favorite? The bats are scarier then the spiders." I have a bunch more, but I'd like to hear your ideas. Ok....C'mon Nerds... gimme some more good sentences. I need about 5 more. |
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Posts: 2450 (10/28/2009 8:23 PM) |
AudaciousAudrey wrote: 
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Gemma |
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Posts: 21576 (10/28/2009 8:25 PM) |
Sorry, I can't use, "I'm doing well/good, motherfucker!" Uh-uh...that won't fly in 6th grade. Come on!!
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Gemma |
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Posts: 21577 (10/28/2009 8:28 PM) |
I have:
"Will Bella be able to except the vampire lifestyle? I should of dressed as Bride of Frankenstein. I'm going two the store too buy apples, to. We could guess who everyone at the party was, accept for lizard-man. Its Halloween party time! Don't eat candy that lost it's wrapper! |
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AudaciousAudrey |
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Posts: 32813 (10/28/2009 8:34 PM) Biggest Know It All '09
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merchasa wrote: goodIn excellent condition; sound: a good tooth.Superior to the average; satisfactory: a good student. satisfactory in quality, quantity, or degree: a good teacher; good health. "The adjective good is standard after linking verbs like taste, smell, look, feel, be, and seem: Everything tastes good. The biscuits smell good. You're looking good today. When used after look or feel, good may refer to spirits as well as health: I'm feeling pretty good this morning, ready to take on the world." Since "How are you?" is typically a question referring to how someone feels, or the quality of their life, good is not incorrect to use. |
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Posts: 615 (10/28/2009 9:33 PM) |
My understanding is that "I'm good" is not incorrect but "I'm doing good" is.
http://www.grammarerrors.com/grammar.html As for the actual topic, a lot of my pet peeves have been mentioned: who's/whose than/then looser/loser double comparatives/superlatives as in "most greatest" It also really annoys me when people say "I usually never..." or "I usually always..." It doesn't make any sense. |
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