Correct Spelling, Punctuation and Apostrophe Use
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Correct Spelling, Punctuation and Apostrophe Use

 
Ron Sharp

Ron Sharp "In a later conversation however, she admitted ..."

about an hour ago · Report
Kimberly Otzenberger Connor

Kimberly Otzenberger Connor Type in sequence on eBay and you will find several hundred listings under the clothing category, such as this one: Sand N Sun.Girls sz12 SHINY Purple sequence 1 peice(K10.

2 hours ago · Report
Ron Sharp
Ron Sharp
I have read that you can find a lot of items on eBay by misspelling what you are looking for. For example, Royal Crown Derby is pronounced "Darby," but it is not spelled that way.
about an hour ago
Ariel Garman

Ariel Garman I know this is incorrect word usage, not a spelling error, but I had to post it anyway. Someone today asked me if I was board. I have never been board, ever, and never will I ever be board. I have, however, been BORED! Grammar people! It's not that hard!

3 hours ago · Report
Jennifer
Jennifer
Take a chill pill.
about an hour ago
Janis

Janis Recent UC protest photo.

Mimi Weiss

Mimi Weiss Good knight suite prints

4 hours ago · Report
Jen Hlove
Jen Hlove
that would be aesthetically pleasing copies of a work of art including a knight in shining armour suitable for hanging in a hotel, yes?
3 hours ago
Col Pike

Col Pike Hey, where'd that guy go with our jokes thread? I was looking forward to reading that.

7 hours ago · Report
Charles O'Reilly

Charles O'Reilly In Clifton, N.J., put trash in it's place. Its the law.

Maureen O'Connor
Maureen O'Connor
When coming into northjersey.com (The Record's website) via another website or link, there is a large pop-up center screen ad for P.C. Richard & Son which states "Our low prices are guarenteed!' OOPS!
2 hours ago
Charles O'Reilly
Charles O'Reilly
Gee, they've only had a hundred years to get that right!
2 hours ago
Gina

Gina See if you can spot the error. www.minusmortgage.com

www.minusmortgage.com
Connie
Connie
Some sentences are missing periods at the end, that's for sure.
3 hours ago
Laird White

Laird White The local (Washington DC) FOX News station aired a story about a worker hurt while working on a "busted water main". Is "fair and balanced" the same of "free of elementary level editing"? Oh - and they also pronounce themselves as the #1 local news in this time slot. Yes - they are the ONLY local station with local news at 10 PM.

11 hours ago · Report
John
John
Now then, James. Don't be a prick.
8 hours ago
Victoria Shortt

Victoria Shortt Was driving my English friend home last night, when she started talking about the Stephenie Meyer book with the porn. Just as I was starting to wonder if I should read it after all, I realised she meant "pawn". Turns out that I, as a Scot, have a Rhotic accent, and most English people have a non-Rhotic one. If you'r...e wondering what you are, that attached link should tell you.

en.wikipedia.org
English pronunciation can be divided into two main accent groups: A rhotic (pronounced /ˈroʊtɨk/) speaker pronounces the letter R in hard. A non-rhotic speaker does not pronounce it in hard. In other words, ...
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Victoria Shortt
Victoria Shortt
"the" attached link. Got a case of the at-ats.
11 hours ago
Vickere
Vickere
I haven't read them either, Victoria.
8 hours ago
Rachel Anne

Rachel Anne One would think that a museum would use apostrophes correctly, but apparently not.

John
John
Why would one think that?
4 hours ago
Karen

Karen Okay... I know this seems like a no-brainer, but the coffee isn't working today and I keep flipping the position of the apostrophe and the "s". Is this sentence punctuated properly? "Vaccine is also available at many local doctor's offices."

16 hours ago · Report
Fae Adams Deaton
Fae Adams Deaton
simon..are you from or in england? colour.
5 hours ago
Linda Maloney

Linda Maloney Advertisement for a public (private in the U.S.) school near York in the north-east of England (Queen Ethelburga's College): "If you are not happy with your current child's education..." Can we now part-exchange our children, like cars?

16 hours ago · Report
Vickere
Vickere
I drove in the UK once. It was in my mother-in-law's car. We drove up their back lane and I made a left turn onto the main street. I went a full block before my husband asked me to pull over so he could take the wheel. :)
8 hours ago
Fae Adams Deaton
Fae Adams Deaton
i had lived in England [including thea] for 4 yrs. when i returned to norfolk va i came down a double street in town & turned right...into the inner/center left lane and lo and behold a police car turned left from the next road on the right and we were both in for me the center left 2 lanes head to head [car-wise] with me in the wrong lane. i explained i had just returned after [from?] 4 yrs in the uk. he was forgiving & welcomed me back. no punishment/fine. whew. embarrassed.
4 hours ago
Martyn Smith

Martyn Smith Something I've just written on the QI group's wall (QI is a celebrity panel general knowledge quiz - although that description hardly does it justice - for our Stateside friends who may not have heard of it :->) : QI is back, QI is back!....very interesting discussion on last night's programme...have to say I was surpr...ised at Stephen Fry's indifference to the 'grocer's apostrophe' phenomenon. I would've thought someone of his classical education and intelligence would care more about correct grammar. Anyway...the panel made several points about signwriters and why they allow grammatically/syntactically incorrect submissions to be printed. I spoke to a signwriting acquaintance a while ago on that very topic. She said that the customer is always right...you don't correct a customer's poor English for fear of offending them and losing future business

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17 hours ago · Report
Silvie

Silvie Especially for Pierre.
Reasons why the English language is so hard to learn.
1. The bandage was wound around the wound. 2. The farm was used to produce produce. 3. The dump was so full that it had to refuse more refuse. 4. The soldiers decided to desert their desserts in the desert. 5. Since there is no time like the pr...esent, he thought it was time to present the present. 6. I did not object to the object. 7. The insurance was invalid for the invalid. 8. They were too close to the door to close it. 9. I had to subject the subject to a series of tests. 10. How can I intimate this to my most intimate friend?

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18 hours ago · Report
John
John
Yeah, Kirk. And "reasons why" is redundant to boot...
3 hours ago
Violeta Iguchi
Violeta Iguchi
Nice. But English is not the only language that where nouns and verbs are the same, or has homophones. However, English-speaking people are notoriously bad (to put it politely) at learning a foreign language to the level where they can distinguish nuances.

From my experience, foreigners make a much better use of English than native speakers. It's to do with panache. A la votre, Pierre!
2 hours ago