Ever notice when you read the read the news how many spelling and use of sentence structure errors are in the title scripts and the follow up dialog? Is there such a word as sneaked?, can you feel more better after sergery? Did the snake really bet him in the leg? Just needed to vent my runt for the day
dancers
Loc: melbourne.victoria, australia
He sneaked into her room last night. I did not invent that word.
usnret wrote:
Ever notice when you read the read the news how many spelling and use of sentence structure errors are in the title scripts and the follow up dialog? Is there such a word as sneaked?, can you feel more better after sergery? Did the snake really bet him in the leg? Just needed to vent my runt for the day
Yes, agreed, poorly written anymore.
Including ambiguity in the headlines!
Too much reliance on auto-corrupt that puts in the wrong, but properly spelt [sic] words?
dancers wrote:
He sneaked into her room last night. I did not invent that word.
Both sneaked and snuck are acceptable.
I used to be a spelling snob before I realized some very talented people were awful spellers but great in their own areas, including on UHH! Try watching closed captioning on TV if you really want to see creative spelling!
Do they even teach grammar & spelling in school any more?
How about to, too, two; your, you're; there, their, they're; its, it's ad infinitum.
Thanks Longshadow, I stand corrected.
Yup. Some of the news reports are abominable.
Then again, my girlfriend sent me a text with a photo of her in her new dress. She asked me if it made her look fat.
I replied, "Nooooooo". for emphasis.
Autocorrect sent "Mooooooo".
I had a lot of explaining to do.
--Bob
usnret wrote:
Ever notice when you read the read the news how many spelling and use of sentence structure errors are in the title scripts and the follow up dialog? Is there such a word as sneaked?, can you feel more better after sergery? Did the snake really bet him in the leg? Just needed to vent my runt for the day
nicksr1125 wrote:
Do they even teach grammar & spelling in school any more?
No, just how to take evaluation tests! /s
dancers
Loc: melbourne.victoria, australia
Longshadow wrote:
Both sneaked and snuck are acceptable.
exactly! but I have never heard any Aussie say SNUCK.
dancers wrote:
He sneaked into her room last night. I did not invent that word.
He snuck into her room
and in Missouri we don't wash our clothes, we warsh our clothes
dancers
Loc: melbourne.victoria, australia
Longshadow wrote:
Queen's English?
no idea...I have never spoken with our Queen.
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