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Inspired by another recent thread;
My experience of modern day society English language is that it lacks beauty and romance, and is too often applied very poorly / used incorrectly altogether.
So, ahead of next taking to the keyboard in an attempt to woo or have yourself publicly heard, allow me to prevent you from committing that embarrassing faux pas - there / their / they're / to / too / whose / who's etc.
Post, or PM me, your sentence and I’ll give you a more suitably constructed / correctly spelt alternative... |
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Post, or PM me, your sentence and I’ll give you a more suitably constructed / correctly spelt alternative...
The commas in this sentence are not required. |
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"Post, or PM me, your sentence and I’ll give you a more suitably constructed / correctly spelt alternative...
The commas in this sentence are not required. "
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"Post, or PM me, your sentence and I’ll give you a more suitably constructed / correctly spelt alternative...
The commas in this sentence are not required. "
Weak here  |
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"Post, or PM me, your sentence and I’ll give you a more suitably constructed / correctly spelt alternative...
The commas in this sentence are not required. "
Starting a sentence with 'so' too...
Tut tut |
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"Inspired by another recent thread;
My experience of modern day society English language is that it lacks beauty and romance, and is too often applied very poorly / used incorrectly altogether.
So, ahead of next taking to the keyboard in an attempt to woo or have yourself publicly heard, allow me to prevent you from committing that embarrassing faux pas - there / their / they're / to / too / whose / who's etc.
Post, or PM me, your sentence and I’ll give you a more suitably constructed / correctly spelt alternative..."
faux pas are the essence of comedy I love them  |
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"Post, or PM me, your sentence and I’ll give you a more suitably constructed / correctly spelt alternative...
The commas in this sentence are not required. "
Not required - maybe? But not incorrect either |
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By *VineMan
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"Post, or PM me, your sentence and I’ll give you a more suitably constructed / correctly spelt alternative...
The commas in this sentence are not required. "
Actually that’s a fair use of commas. He used them to denote a parenthetical element, or an aside. |
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"OP
R U str8 or wot ?"
"You handsome thing,
I note that you're sharply dressed and can articulate yourself in a manner most arousing.
This has me wanting to challenge your sexuality.
Tell me about yourself"... |
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"Post, or PM me, your sentence and I’ll give you a more suitably constructed / correctly spelt alternative...
The commas in this sentence are not required.
Actually that’s a fair use of commas. He used them to denote a parenthetical element, or an aside. "
It didn't achieve the desired outcome though, comma or no comma  |
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"Post, or PM me, your sentence and I’ll give you a more suitably constructed / correctly spelt alternative...
The commas in this sentence are not required.
Actually that’s a fair use of commas. He used them to denote a parenthetical element, or an aside. "
Yep. Have to agree. Mr Minge, your reputation is upheld. |
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"OP
R U str8 or wot ?
"You handsome thing,
I note that you're sharply dressed and can articulate yourself in a manner most arousing.
This has me wanting to challenge your sexuality.
Tell me about yourself"..."
A perfect translation. I am much obliged by your prompt response. |
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"OP
R U str8 or wot ?
"You handsome thing,
I note that you're sharply dressed and can articulate yourself in a manner most arousing.
This has me wanting to challenge your sexuality.
Tell me about yourself"..."
yourself" ? |
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"OP
R U str8 or wot ?
"You handsome thing,
I note that you're sharply dressed and can articulate yourself in a manner most arousing.
This has me wanting to challenge your sexuality.
Tell me about yourself"...
yourself" ?"
No gap required before the question mark |
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"OP
R U str8 or wot ?
"You handsome thing,
I note that you're sharply dressed and can articulate yourself in a manner most arousing.
This has me wanting to challenge your sexuality.
Tell me about yourself"...
yourself" ?
No gap required before the question mark "
Should it not be "Tell me about yourself"
" at the start and finish ? |
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I like to think I’m well spoken and have a good grasp of the English language. I don’t care for text speak, it takes too long to decipher. I understand, having taught adults and teenagers, that for some forming a sentence correctly can be quite difficult, and then to add a range of “beautiful” vocabulary is harder. The English language and the rules behind it can be quite overwhelming if not exposed to it correctly often.
As my year 4 teacher used to say, “English is a funny old language.” |
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