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Grammar and Spell check please
PLEASE just your grammar and spelling before you submit your group therapy issues. Honestly I cannot read: "last nite mi boi n i were hanin out n he told me that he didn't luv me nomoreeee what should i dddddddoooooooooooo???????!!!! whut do u think i should do my friends says i should moveon buti reali wanna give this another shotyou know becuz he is realy a gud guy and i louv him allot help pleazzzeee" It is annoying to read.grammar book
For all of you who hate grammar mistakes, this is the book for you! It's great!Starting out with doubt
The first day of school was so exciting. I was meeting new people making new friends and coming home to my first apartment. After a couple of months went by, I was starting to doubt my writing ability.
That or Who?
I know what I think is right, but what do YOU think?
That or Who?
That is the correct term
Who should be used, not that
I have no clue
Both can be used, it does not matter
Are you less likely to read a post if it's hard to read?
I've been browsing through a lot of group therapy posts and find myself skipping many of them based on the fact that they make me go cross-eyed. Either they look like a big jumble of words or I can't figure out what the hell they're trying to say. Lack of paragraph breaks, run-on sentences, and typos galore are simple things that can be fixed if you just re-read before posting.Watch Your Grammar!!!
I just read a story about Wilson Watson. He is a retired English professor who has spent the last couple decades collecting the most hilarious and often depressing spelling, grammatical and contextual errors his students have made in their papers. Here are some of the worst ones...For all you editors out there...
I found this article at http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/booknews/6194031/The-Lost-Symbol-and-The-Da-Vinci-Code-author-Dan-Browns-20-worst-sentences.html. Pretty funny for grammar nerds like me. Enjoy!It's All In The Grammar
A teacher said to her little student Suzy, "Punctuate the following sentence: Fun fun fun worry worry worry." Little Suzy thought for a moment and began her reply, "Let's see... Fun period Fun period Fun no period worry worry worry."Ted Kennedy - Remembering the Real Deal
http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/20090826_remembering_the_real_deal/ By Robert Scheer The light has gone out, and with it that infectious warm laugh and intensely progressive commitment of the best of the Kennedys. Not, at this point, to take anything away from the memory of his siblings—Bobby, whom I also got to know, was pretty terrific in his last years—but Sen. Ted Kennedy was the real deal.Metaphorically HOUSE!
Oh Man…I love HOUSE! It is unusual for a medical professional to watch and enjoy television programs filmed in a hospital setting because usually all we do is sit there and count how many medical mistakes are made. Seriously there is a ton of mistakes in HOUSE…BUT “House” has some redeeming qualities which always keep me coming back for more.
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