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Why do you feel the need to “correct” someone’s spelling….as if you’re doing them an awesome favor. FYI – it all sounds the same when you say it out loud, or in your head…most people know the difference anyway. Why do you think it really makes such a huge impact to correct that little bit of spelling within a news blog typed in by average people?
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Cowabunga
7 years ago
I hope they’re not hurt, their insurance is paid up, and they got the road cleared up there.
Nice Cowabunga, the correct usage of the words they’re, their, they and there. Except the comma after the word up is not suppose to be there. 🙂
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Rossi
7 years ago
bigblok442 It is called the Oxford comma. Is used in a list and perfectly acceptable. Also the coordinating conjunction “and” usually calls for a preceding comma. These days, both usages of this comma are acceptable. Hate the they’re, there, and their misspellings, but I think many are from autocorrect programs.
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Wasted time
7 years ago
Lol way too many unemployed nit picky editors around here
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M
7 years ago
I agree, Wasted Time!!
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G-MAS
7 years ago
You understood what I wrote,so what the hell? If it bothers you don’t read it. “No soup for you ben”
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I hope their ok.dang
Hey G-MAS.
A friendly, FYI – It’s ‘they’re’ (they are) not “their” (possessive). (Common mistake. Just sayin’……).
Why do you feel the need to “correct” someone’s spelling….as if you’re doing them an awesome favor. FYI – it all sounds the same when you say it out loud, or in your head…most people know the difference anyway. Why do you think it really makes such a huge impact to correct that little bit of spelling within a news blog typed in by average people?
I hope they’re not hurt, their insurance is paid up, and they got the road cleared up there.
Nice Cowabunga, the correct usage of the words they’re, their, they and there. Except the comma after the word up is not suppose to be there. 🙂
bigblok442 It is called the Oxford comma. Is used in a list and perfectly acceptable. Also the coordinating conjunction “and” usually calls for a preceding comma. These days, both usages of this comma are acceptable. Hate the they’re, there, and their misspellings, but I think many are from autocorrect programs.
Lol way too many unemployed nit picky editors around here
I agree, Wasted Time!!
You understood what I wrote,so what the hell? If it bothers you don’t read it. “No soup for you ben”
……supposed to say: “writes the same”