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Does or Do, does it matter?
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"No it doesn't matter as long as someone can be understood. We're here to communicate with each other, not worry about the correct form of a verb"
I agree with this, but it can still hurt my brain in the reading. |
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"No it doesn't matter as long as someone can be understood. We're here to communicate with each other, not worry about the correct form of a verb
I agree with this, but it can still hurt my brain in the reading."
Yep, I get a slight twitch when I see things like 'should of' but to be honest...does it matter? |
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"No it doesn't matter as long as someone can be understood. We're here to communicate with each other, not worry about the correct form of a verb
I agree with this, but it can still hurt my brain in the reading.
Yep, I get a slight twitch when I see things like 'should of' but to be honest...does it matter?"
On Fab, probably not. In lots of other areas of life, I think so. |
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By *TK421-Man
over a year ago
Cheltenham |
Be careful of 'niffles', they are usually found on 'the heaving beasts'.
Honestly I don't mind spelling mistakes. It's the acronyms that I find a little tedious (probably because I'm slow working them out) like FOMO etc lol. |
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By *issmorganWoman
over a year ago
Calderdale innit |
"I often want to correct the terrible grammar and spelling I see on here but I restrain myself."
Yep me too, I don't know why but when too and to are mixed up it drives me mad lol and happens a lot on here and other social media sites. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It depends if I can understand the sentence. Spelling mistakes are fine but doe of this text speak I receive in a message, it's dire. If I have to try and decipher it then I'm not interested. |
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"No it doesn't matter as long as someone can be understood. We're here to communicate with each other, not worry about the correct form of a verb
I agree with this, but it can still hurt my brain in the reading.
Yep, I get a slight twitch when I see things like 'should of' but to be honest...does it matter?
On Fab, probably not. In lots of other areas of life, I think so. "
If I was recruiting an English teacher I'd be worried |
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I have no issue with dyslexia but I have major concerns with lazy/bad grammar, arcane abbreviations and juvenile 'text speak'.
I want to understand and be understood but find it difficult with terrible grammar. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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As long as I can understand them then I am not overly concerned.
If I cannot decipher what they've written then that poses a hiccup in our communications  . |
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