Proper Grammar

[46er]

So chill dudes, like ya knows what I's saying?

Rite on!!

 

[manumuskin]

That's is a word Al. It is a contraction of the two words that and is.
Thats is correctly flagged in spell checking programs because it is not a word.

Okay that explains it! I was not putting a apostrophe! That is an apostrophe ain't it?My punctuation sucks as bad as my grammar but it's never hurt me when it comes to finding my way across a swamp yet.Still I hope I never lose my apostrophe in the middle of a big swamp.

 

[manumuskin]

Language has, and always been in a constant state of flux. If we were to go back to Philadelphia 200 years ago we would be considered different. I think if I were to go to South Philly today my speech would stand out. The Oxford Dictionary just added a bunch of new words. And how about the Blue Cross slogan "Live Fearless". I must admit that I shout at the TV every time I hear that, but people will become so accustomed to it that it will become "Proper".
So chill dudes, like ya knows what I's saying?

WORD!

 

[Boyd]

The crux of the biscuit is the apostrophe!

 

[46er]

Okay that explains it! I was not putting a apostrophe! That is an apostrophe ain't it?

I thought it wuz a hi flying koma

 

[RednekF350]

The crux of the biscuit is the apostrophe!

Clever and esoteric Boyd!
FVZ !

 

[Ben Ruset]

All spell checking programs shoud short circuit And the world would be a better place if Melvin Dewey had prevailed.

Don't go their.

 

[Teegate]

Don't go their.

Or maybe it is "there?"

 

[46er]

Or maybe it is "there?"

Or perhaps 'they're'

 

[RednekF350]

Its apparent that everyone hear ca'nt punctuate property.

 

[Teegate]

Its apparent that everyone hear ca'nt punctuate property.

You should have had a question mark at the end

 

[Ben Ruset]

don't judge

 

[Teegate]

don't judge

I hope you are not taking me seriously

 

[Ben Ruset]

I hope you are not taking me seriously

Not at all.

 

[Gerania]

Language has, and always been in a constant state of flux. If we were to go back to Philadelphia 200 years ago we would be considered different. I think if I were to go to South Philly today my speech would stand out. The Oxford Dictionary just added a bunch of new words. And how about the Blue Cross slogan "Live Fearless". I must admit that I shout at the TV every time I hear that, but people will become so accustomed to it that it will become "Proper".
So chill dudes, like ya knows what I's saying?

Shouldn't there be a comma after like?