Using "whats" in place of "what's"?
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People have been using 'irregardless' for 100 years. Get over it. Language is fluid and change is good.
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Irregardless of your opinion, irregardless is a too a word!
"If not us, who? If not now, when?"
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Effect can be used as a verb as well: i.e. "To effect changes in policy, I am declaring the government to be illegal, and appointing myself Emperor.".
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Calling an illegal alien an "undocumented immigrant" is like calling a drug dealer an "undocumented pharmacist"
"A whole nother" - There is no such word as "nother". Do you mean "Another whole..."?
(I see this alot here ... ) "break" vs "brake" - "you're going to break your brake lever"
were vs we're
road vs rode
should have vs should of (should of & could of .. makes me want to poke my eyes out)
Douuhh! = The condition of being in error. Exclamation upon realizing the error.
Dough = The condition of having ingredients to make pie. mmmm pie.....
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using LOL when they dont actually LOL! like wft???
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Calling an illegal alien an "undocumented immigrant" is like calling a drug dealer an "undocumented pharmacist"
Now if'n y'all talk 'bout bad grammar, my grammar's fixin' to whup all y'alls with her cane.
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Or lolz... That one drives me insane.
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This brings up an interesting discussion. My father, the anthropologist, tells me there is strong evidence that Shakespearean English had what have come to know as a 'hillbilly' accent. Chew on that for a minute and then run some lines from Macbeth or Hamlet.
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But you do realize there are many words being used today that were not words 50 years ago?
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Then I submit, 'inflammable' as incorrect usage. With 'in-' being a negative prefix suggesting 'non-'
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And if we're going to get all self-rigorous...
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It's not 'in' as in 'non' but as 'inclusive' or 'including'.
English isn't a pretty language since it's derivative of several major and different language families, and the combinations don't always work.Flammable and inflammable both mean capable of burning. The word "inflammable" came from Latin inflammāre = "to set fire to," where the prefix "in-" means "in" as in "indoctrinate", rather than "not" as in "invisible" and "ineligible".
Nonetheless, "inflammable" is often erroneously thought to mean "non-flammable". This safety hazard has been avoided by the use of flammable on warning labels referring to physical combustibility. In the United States the word inflammable has been largely abandoned in common, scientific, industrial, and written language.[1] Antonymns of flammable/inflammable are non-flammable, non-inflammable, incombustible, non-combustible, or simply "not flammable".
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