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They're, their, there, your, you're

Articjedi

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Get it right already. We learned this stuff in the third grade. No wonder our country is the laughing stock of the world, we can't even spell correctly.

They're = They are
Their = signifies possession
There = a place

Your = second person possessive
You're = You are
 
in my defence, anthony was my best friend from 9th-12th grade
i forgot everything i ever knew abou spelling anything
 
My, my someone's in a snit today
and if think that's bad try living on the border and having people of hispanic lineage thinking they can correct your english
 
My teacher enforces Errors of Death, and one of them is getting these kinds of things mixed up.
 
The people in my country (or at least where I live) abbreviate "is it not?" to "innit".

The weather is nice isn't it -> Weather nice innit

Ooh it flames me up :p
 
I think you shouldn't be allowed to graduate if you don't know the differences between the words the OP mentioned, as well as the differences between to/too/two and its/it's.

I don't care what kind of person someone is. I automatically respect them less when I see they can't even communicate properly in their native language.
 
I think your overreacting.

The irony burns...

Anyway, I don't think he's overreacting. It's pretty ridiculous.

In those last three words alone are two of the most common misspellings I've encountered on this series of tubes. "It's" without the apostrophe (Or a different word with an apostrophe placed incorrectly) and "Rediculous" =/
 
i think you guys need to take a chill pill and wash it down with a nice class of sour grape juice =/
its a bloody pokemon forum, not an english class
grow up
 
i think you guys need to take a chill pill and wash it down with a nice class of sour grape juice =/
its a bloody pokemon forum, not an english class
grow up

OMG, why am I all of a sudden agreeing with you?:confused:
This guy is so right IMO, you know what somoene is saying when they say there, they're, etc. If you can't deal with that then just go away. I myself, make many grammatical errors when I feel the need to not impress others on some forum. I will use my "real" English skills on something that actually matters, like my College Algebra class with which I have a 105%. Good english skills are used for "life tasks." I don't think that pokegym or pokemon itself are considered life-tasks.
 
Get it right already. We learned this stuff in the third grade. No wonder our country is the laughing stock of the world, we can't even spell correctly.

They're = They are
Their = signifies possession
There = a place

Your = second person possessive
You're = You are
I agree, it's funny that many people still get this wrong.
 
It's not that we are trying to humiliate/anything else you, its just some basic english. Using bad english ANYWHERE begins bad habits.

College Algebra class with which I have a 105%

lolwut u cant go hier then 100%, nub...

sorry, had to do that :D
 
I hate when people mix up i.e. and e.g.

I remember being a little kid and everytime I had to write a form of there, I had to really think about it. I don't make any mistakes like that any more. It's/It was always a no-brainer for me. Same for You're/Your.

I at least try to use good grammar on this forum. I probably mess up sometimes though, since I go on PokeGym right after I get up in the morning for several minutes :lol:.
 
Vegeta- Why should there be a difference? Why should your ability to spell and punctuate correctly cease when you're not doing something that "matters?"

That just doesn't make sense to me.
 
I think your overreacting.

No, really, I'm not. If anything I'm underreacting. I think it's patently ridiculous that people don't know the basics of their own language.

You shouldn't even be allowed to pass elementary school if you don't know this stuff, let alone high school.
 
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