They must be stopped at once, aint they!
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Spelling nazies are getting out of control
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Totally agree. Bugr orf u nazzi gets.
As long as people are not using complete text style writing (rly h8 that) then the odd spelling mistake really does not need pointing out.
You know what we mean so deal with it! The constant interruption of petty mistakes being pointed out really kills threads tooComment
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Originally posted by ArdescoThey should be stopped at once, shouldn't they!
Passive, it would be preferable “They should stop”"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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Yup that would probably be better, but at least mine is grammatically correct.
<--- Grammer Police!!!!
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Originally posted by PaddyThey should be stopped at once, shouldn't they!
Passive, it would be preferable “They should stop”
They should be stopped at once, shouldn't they!
They should be stopped at once, shouldn't they?Comment
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That would change the tone of the text from a statement to a question. I don't belive AtW was asking, but in fact telling hence exclamation mark was correct and question mark is wrong.Comment
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Originally posted by ArdescoThat would change the tone of the text from a statement to a question. I don't belive AtW was asking, but in fact telling hence exclamation mark was correct and question mark is wrong.
He's always asking ! he's a follower not a leader !Comment
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