A complete guide to English language

The title should read, "A complete guide to the English language.".

Thank's.

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Originally Posted by Skizo

The title should read, "A complete guide to the English language.".

Thank's.

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Hehe and we needed an American to tell us that. I felt it indiscreet to draw attention to that fact considering her motivation..which is why I added it somewhere ( in brackets) without actually pointing to it. Still Texans are known for their President Straight talk.

Anyways how about the rule if an a precedes a consonant or a vowel ? I noticed recently some interesting anomalies..

Also the i before e rule needs some clarification .

Neither, nor, either, or..all possible candidates for the completer guide.

So is it: "Its kinda stupid" or "It's kinda stupid."

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Originally Posted by Hairbautt

So is it: "Its kinda stupid" or "It's kinda stupid."

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The correct form is it's, because in actuality you are making a contraction of It is

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Originally Posted by mbucari1

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Originally Posted by Hairbautt

So is it: "Its kinda stupid" or "It's kinda stupid."

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The correct form is "it's" because in actuality you are making a contraction of "it is"

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Fixed.

Only four mistakes, nice try.

Tho' to be fair it was one sentence.

Quite a short one at that.

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Originally Posted by Skizo

The title should read, "A complete guide to the English language.".

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Why, it makes perfect sence as it is.

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Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley

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Originally Posted by Skizo

The title should read, "A complete guide to the English language.".

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Why? It makes perfect sense as it is.

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I've fixed your mistakes. There were only two mistakes in that short sentence.

Ewe've changed three things tho'.