I still don't fully grasp who is right or wrong with regards the club.
All I've really learned is how few of you know the difference between 'of' and 'have'.
Enlighten me please ?I still don't fully grasp who is right or wrong with regards the club.
All I've really learned is how few of you know the difference between 'of' and 'have'.
Yeah... some of them struggle with 'learned' or 'learnt' too.
Yeah... some of them struggle with 'learned' or 'learnt' too.
I still don't fully grasp who is right or wrong with regards the club.
All I've really learned is how few of you know the difference between 'of' and 'have'.
Ha Ha....Indeed...bloody americanisation (or is that americaniZation) of the English language.
...but are you not talking of your learning in the past tense??
PS: I don't really give a shit.....just passing the time while eating my dinner....
No, I'm using it as a past participle in the perfect tense. I'm also eating my dinner. I just read one 'could of' too many and snapped.
I just read one 'could of' too many and snapped
It's nothing to do with America and, quite frankly, you're only making yourselves look worse by thinking I used 'learned' incorrectly. Feel free to Google "Perfect tense".
Being pedantic about grammar on a footy forum, really!!
I find it interesting that two posters on this thread are eating their 'dinner' in the middle of the day. Lunch surely?
dinner, lunch is for southern poofters.I find it interesting that two posters on this thread are eating their 'dinner' in the middle of the day. Lunch surely?
dinner, lunch is for southern poofters.
I find it interesting that two posters on this thread are eating their 'dinner' in the middle of the day. Lunch surely?
If you think the posters on this forum display poor grammar and sentence construction then you should try reading a match report written by Kevin Monks, his use of English sets a low point.
Ok we all make grammatical errors as our brains typically run ahead of our typing fingers and we end up with typos all too often.
- Perfectly understandable.
It's the use of TO instead of TOO, OF instead of OFF and such like that is most annoying tbf.
I don't claim to be the best as I lived and presented in French for 15 years and then America for 10 years so I tend to mess up regularly but schooling has changed I noticed? I correct my daughter yet she insist there is a comma after BUT?
AND is acceptable to start a sentence with? Not when I was at school! Have standards been eroded or is this the 'norm' now?
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