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#2
(Original post by juliam)
Should there be a grammar test to be allowed to use the internet?
Should there be a grammar test to be allowed to use the internet?
No, think of all the grammar nazis that would have nothing left to say
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#4
The one that really gets me is "of" instead of "have"
That said although it can be infuriating I don't think people should fear the Grammar Police. If somebody is desperate for help and information it can be off putting to get picked on for such issues.
That said although it can be infuriating I don't think people should fear the Grammar Police. If somebody is desperate for help and information it can be off putting to get picked on for such issues.
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#5
(Original post by Plantagenet Crown)
People should really learn the difference, it's not difficult.
People should really learn the difference, it's not difficult.

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#6
The differences are pretty obvious- I don't believe it's that unreasonable to expect people to know the difference. I'm not sure I'd say a grammar test to use the internet
But I do think it is something that people tend to notice (at least I do, and would think the mistake would be pretty obvious to a lot of people).

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#7
It's really obvious what the difference is but I have messaged people who use them all interchangeably but I don't think there should be a grammar test to use the Internet

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#8
What I certainly would do is ban people who can not write plain simple English from going to university.
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#9
(Original post by Plantagenet Crown)
People should really learn the difference, it's not difficult.
People should really learn the difference, it's not difficult.
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#10
people who don't use the correct grammar should be completely ostracised from society
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#11
This really annoys me, like those who do not know the difference between you're and your.
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#12
That said even though I do know the difference I have occasionally used the wrong one when typing in haste. When I read it back I will edit it though.
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#13
When people don't know the difference between to and too
"I love you to"
That annoys me so much
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"I love you to"
That annoys me so much
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#14
(Original post by meenu89)
This really annoys me, like those who do not know the difference between you're and your.
This really annoys me, like those who do not know the difference between you're and your.
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#16
(Original post by Old_Simon)
What I certainly would do is ban people who can not write plain simple English from going to university.
What I certainly would do is ban people who can not write plain simple English from going to university.
edit: Jokes, I don't particularly care about your opinion.
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#17
(Original post by Abdul-Karim)
How about if they're reading Maths?
edit: Jokes, I don't particularly care about your opinion.
How about if they're reading Maths?
edit: Jokes, I don't particularly care about your opinion.
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#18
(Original post by juliam)
Should there be a grammar test to be allowed to use the internet?
Should there be a grammar test to be allowed to use the internet?
There there. There there
btw not everyone speaks english.
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#19
What irritates me more is when people correct other's pronunciation or grammar when they have clearly understood what the person is trying to say. If you really care that much than that is just sad. Is it so hard to believe that with so much use of technology that auto corrects most spelling/grammar mistakes, that people will stop caring to have perfect grammar on an anonymous forum. I guess if English was your second language, you lot wouldn't be so hard on other people.
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