NT Grammar Convention

[osubass1]

one thing that has become so commonplace that i had to actually search Google to see if i missed something is the use of "should of", "could of", and "would of".

i cannot believe the amount of people that use those in place of should've, could've, and would've.

that's just plain ignorance of the English language.

 

[reeeem0]

it's rediculiouse

just playin

 

[doctorshoes]

I would not complain if people could only learn how to properly use your, you're, it's, and its.

 

[k2theablam]

Originally Posted by M1dnightMobster

The question I pose to you all is how important is grammar, really?

It's come to the point where I hate coming to NT because I feel like I'm dumbing myself down by reading
some of these posts.

And if anyone tries to correct someone - you know, to help them out - that person gets upset.

So, on NT, how important is grammary, really?

I won't take you seriously if you can't type, speak, or communicate in coherent sentences.

Typos are one thing, and are overlooked because hey, they happen. But when some dude types, "Mine as well" instead of "might as well", then there's a problem.

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[akuratl02]

Originally Posted by Frische Produkte

Originally Posted by Nktran001

It's the spelling that really gets to people.

"dats a waist of money."

"brockley"

blah blah blah.

Mathematically with a pistol I do triganamitry

  

 

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[vixiv]

It gets bad sometimes

 

[adi934liife]

Vary Importante, OP.