I don't know why but I love using them...Near as I can tell, I must live on those things. I use them all the time.
I'm not even sure how I made it through this sentence without needing them.
I know. I asked myself the same question. But one does not always use every tool at hand.Near as I can tell, I must live on those things. I use them all the time.
I'm not even sure how I made it through this sentence without needing them.
The kids like to stick periods where they don't belong, and make zero sense to make their point... which just looks so really jacked up to me. They need to instead embrace punctuation and the glory of ellipses.
They give our words our voice. I pause a lot..... therefore it's reflected in my writing. ... Nobody said it was a good practice lololol
Such a cunning linguist...
Revolutionary
Ask not for whom Brenda told.I was once chastised for correctly using the word "whom".
Apparently that was just too much for that guy to deal with.
I fucking hate the people who are like…I was once chastised for correctly using the word "whom".
Apparently that was just too much for that guy to deal with.
My most controversial opinion is that too many grammatical rules people whinge about are bullshit and only exist because they’re taught in school not because they actually matter
Brenda told for thee.
I love how that run-on sentence has no punctuation. It made me happy for some reason.
I worked for Brits for many years. One of my favorite things about quitting that job is I can now end emails with Cheers without worrying that they’ll think I’m mocking them. Which is really an oddly common occurrence in my life.
I think the only grammatical things that truly annoy me are the EASIEST ones to self check …
And a lot of them only exist because they were taught in school, and didn't exist before that. "Do not end a sentence with a preposition" came from English teachers trying to align English with Latin, rather than any linguistic reason.
The sentence stops when my thought process stops.
I end all my work emails with Cheers … oh no… is that bad?
I imagine that in Brenda’s head whenever someone annoys her she thinks of one of these phrases she’s learned from shenanigans and has a little internal giggle and it makes the annoying people easier to tolerate.
Affect vs effect.
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Stealing that reply!!!!
I’m here to serve.
I don’t think so. Cheers is the perfect conversation ender. I was jealous for years that Americans don’t have anything close. “Late” just isn’t the same.
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. WAIT A MINUTE!!!
