My main point of this, so people can stop being dumb and learn how to be grammatically correct.
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1.Your, You're
Your: Posessive
Ex: Is that your toothbrush? I've got your nose! Learn how to spell your name.
You're: A shorter term for "you are".
Ex: You're a b***h, I can't help the fact that you're dumb.
Your You're stupid.
Allow me to correct you're your spelling
2. Wear, Where
Wear: Like to have on something, like clothes.
Ex: You wear your skin like it's too tight. She was forced to wear the mumu in public.
Where: In or at a place, in a position or circumstance, particular repect, way, going to what or whereever place, etc.
Ex: Where i go, you go. Where did you come from? Where would you be without me? Find where it is. Where are you going?
Take it to wear where it will be safe.
I like to where wear clothing......sometimes. >__________>
3. There, their, they're
There: Talking about a place or where something is.
Ex: There it is! I went there the other day.
They're: Form of "They are"
Ex: They're my friends. They're so dumb sometimes.
Their: Possession
Ex: It's not theirs, it's mine. They can keep their dog, i think it smells.
I don't like there their attitude.
Their they're mildly attractive.
It's over theyre there.
Note: When there's a comma in it, it means that it's short for something.
Ex: It's = It is.
Wouldn't - would not.
Couldn't = Could not.
Would've = Would have
I'm= I am.
Don't be dumb.
Thank you.
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 Carly Cat meow · Sun Mar 02, 2008 @ 08:08pm · 1 Comments |
