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Bad grammar.
I've seen many people complain about it. I know mine is pretty bad. I use to spend 20 mins editing my posts like they were a college paper. And still probably had bad grammar. But I just don't think of the internet was meant for that. I now am too lazy to edit every thing and grammar does not come naturally to me.
So my official apology for bad grammar.
I don't know why but I'm not an English type of person. I'm more mathematical. Math and science were my best subjects. History and English were my worse.
But now I'm older I do understand why it's important, because when some one doesn't have a good argument and/or doesn't like what you said the first thing they attack is your grammar. Like poor grammar automatically discredits every thing you just said. Certainly grammar counts for something but it doesn't invalidate what some one had to say.
I understand education is important and grammar is apart of that, but really isn't it just nit picking when it's on the internet? This isn't exactly formal writing here.
Any how that's just been on my mind since I've seen many complaints on this.
I've seen many people complain about it. I know mine is pretty bad. I use to spend 20 mins editing my posts like they were a college paper. And still probably had bad grammar. But I just don't think of the internet was meant for that. I now am too lazy to edit every thing and grammar does not come naturally to me.
So my official apology for bad grammar.
I don't know why but I'm not an English type of person. I'm more mathematical. Math and science were my best subjects. History and English were my worse.
But now I'm older I do understand why it's important, because when some one doesn't have a good argument and/or doesn't like what you said the first thing they attack is your grammar. Like poor grammar automatically discredits every thing you just said. Certainly grammar counts for something but it doesn't invalidate what some one had to say.
I understand education is important and grammar is apart of that, but really isn't it just nit picking when it's on the internet? This isn't exactly formal writing here.
Any how that's just been on my mind since I've seen many complaints on this.
You too, Gina. I can be typing away, press add, and it looks like I don't know the difference in shit and shinola. When really I do know the difference in shit and shinola.
Don't sweat the small stuff.
I think most people are pretty forgiving of spelling and gramatical ( hahahaha) errors