English Appreciation Thread

Pesmerga

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Quite, due to a plethora of spelling and grammatical mistakes being annoyingly corrected, I have taken the liberty of showcasing some of the finer moments in the English language.

Wednesday
Colonel
February - (credit-MiccyNarc)
Bologna

Please, post your most annoying mistake!
 
aontehr - it means another, Amazing!
 
I hate it when people **** up their yours and their you'res, and the two to toos.
 
This reminds me latley some random guy on MSN is trying to insult me over the internet to impress girls in another state (I'm seriously not joking at all, he also lives on the other side of the country and started before he even knew me at all)

So what he says when he's run out of childish "u lik ya Mum" comments he says "wow u cnt spel" :|
 
wow, a **** spell, eh? I wonder what that does.










but seriously, your and you're? what the ****?! they don't even sound the same D:
 
teh, yuo, hye, etc..

but ppl who mess up like that should just edit their post
 
Color! It's Color.

Wow, color is a really weird looking word, if you look at it enough.
 
Pesmerga said:
Wow, color is a really weird looking word, if you look at it enough.
Especially when you spell it incorrectly ;)
 
Oh, I wish I'd seen what you said before, you illiterate Yankee upstart! :)
 
APOSTROPHES.

Apostrophes NEVER, EVER, no matter WHAT the word is, what it ENDS in, or how many CHARACTERS form it, indicate PLURALITY. ONLY A TERMINAL "S" OR "ES" INDICATES PLURALITY.
 
Raeven0 said:
APOSTROPHES.

Apostrophes NEVER, EVER, no matter WHAT the word is, what it ENDS in, or how many CHARACTERS form it, indicate PLURALITY. ONLY A TERMINAL "S" OR "ES" INDICATES PLURALITY.
AMEN's!
 
Hamburger Helper. By golly, you don't know the number of times I've corrected people. :angry:
 
Some people on here seem to have difficulty with:

Congratulations (a t, not a d)
Thank you (space between the words mofo)
Ridiculous (an i, not an e)
 
Not so much spelling than pronunciation:

QONFUSED SOUNDS EXACTLY LIKE CONFUSED. THERE'S NO FUCKING U.
 
I'm sorry, it was just begging to be said.

On topic:

I see people say "grammer" rather than "grammar".
 
theatre - some people have actually spelled it with an 'i' -,.-

lieutenent - Did I spell that right? Its frigging hard.
 
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