Grammar

I don't understand the people that type with no grammar.

You know who you are.
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(picture is just a joke)

People who type "u" instead of you and other words such as "dis" is stupid. That's laziness to a T.

I am pretty sure that you used to type with shit grammar.
But oh well. There are definitely some people here who need to work on their typing skills.

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Originally Posted by Ethan

I am pretty sure that you used to type with shit grammar.
But oh well. There are definitely some people here who need to work on their typing skills.

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I actually did.

We all did at some stage. Probs because it was during the newb years of the internet. Then we learn <3

Grammar is not a hard thing to master. And anyone that types in "1337" speak needs to stop and reassess their scholastic life.

In the 1st post, I'm pretty sure "that" shouldn't be used, but whatever <3
I actually don't mind text talk unless it's too difficult to decode.
Grammar, on the other hand, ... sometimes it can't really be helped.
Like when people say "How are you" you wouldn't be grammatically correct in replying "I'm good".
"I'm well." is the proper reply, even though it sounds so... wrong.

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Originally Posted by asdfka

In the 1st post, I'm pretty sure "that" shouldn't be used, but whatever <3
I actually don't mind text talk unless it's too difficult to decode.
Grammar, on the other hand, ... sometimes it can't really be helped.
Like when people say "How are you" you wouldn't be grammatically correct in replying "I'm good".
"I'm well." is the proper reply, even though it sounds so... wrong.

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The vernacular that is used is not always intended to be grammatically correct. In fact most vernacular based sentences aren't grammatically correct.

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Originally Posted by Souleater

The vernacular ....

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I don't even understand what vernacular is D;

Wait. Is it basically the language learned as child, which though may not be "correct", it's generally accepted?
And in contrast to the vernacular speaker is someone who isn't from that country but learned it in school or something?
If it's true then I get it now :pacman:

W3ll s0rry f0r my b4d g4mm3r

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Originally Posted by asdfka

I don't even understand what vernacular is D;

Wait. Is it basically the language learned as child, which though may not be "correct", it's generally accepted?
And in contrast to the vernacular speaker is someone who isn't from that country but learned it in school or something?
If it's true then I get it now :pacman:

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Vernacular is the general language used by common people.

I honestly doubt anyone will remember it...But, Here is a quote from 2007

"My grammur is word perfct"