JustinStacey.x
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Too and To, alot and a lot, etc...
Too and To, alot and a lot, etc...
What I do find annoying is a lack of punctuality in sentences
We haven't had one of these in a while.
I hate it when I type the letter 8 followed by a close bracket, as I did in this post for it to be turned into a smiley 8)
Grr!
^ North Lanarkshire Council. "Sorry, we won't fix the dangerous roads, but we'll put a 50 foot tall sign on the middle of a roundabout to remind people to look right".
^^the bits to make one car go through at a time is to stop speeding - especially if the area has a problem with joy riding...
What I do find annoying is a lack of punctuality in sentences that makes it very hard to follow the paragraph as it is written its simple really so whats the point of not using it Also when people write really long posts and cant split it up a bit with paragraphs it makes me want to skip half the post or what have you The worst people for this are usually the English speaking world where we have gotten lazy and start using text speak like its the in thing or something and they even speak like it sometimes and those who use the wrong words like effect instead of affect or is it the other way round Most of all I dislike those who just cant be bothered to read through what they wite and make obious mistakes when they are easily correted Life would be so much easier if people could type the language as it was meant to be rather than a half baked lazy and down right wrong version of it that has been made up during the lunch break at school just to sound cool or hip
^ North Lanarkshire Council. "Sorry, we won't fix the dangerous roads, but we'll put a 50 foot tall sign on the middle of a roundabout to remind people to look right".
Laughing here. Given you didn't punctuate your post at all (I didn't see one full stop, comma or apostrophe...)
People using the word 'loose' (which is the opposite of 'tight') when they mean 'lose'! Another one which seems to be a common mistake is 'formerly' and 'formally'.