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grammer vs. grammar #16 (permalink) Tue Jun 30, 2009 14:39 pm   grammer vs. grammar
 

Maybe it's better to write someting in word and then use the cut and past command after we have spelled checked it. It's impossible to spellcheck when using this editor in the forum.
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grammer vs. grammar #17 (permalink) Tue Jun 30, 2009 15:55 pm   grammer vs. grammar
 

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What really makes me wonder,is when native speakers write could/should of done something!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Why do they say "I could have done it, but write" I could of done it", when it should be a contracted form Could've done it:)Smile

Someone please explain me the difference between "could have" and "could of".
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grammer vs. grammar #18 (permalink) Wed Jul 01, 2009 6:10 am   grammer vs. grammar
 

Could of done it does not exist. There is Could have done and there is Could've done. The problem is that could've done sounds the same as could of done.SmileSmileSmile
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grammer vs. grammar #19 (permalink) Sat Jul 04, 2009 9:01 am   grammer vs. grammar
 

There's an even lazier way to write it:

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grammer vs. grammar #20 (permalink) Tue Aug 25, 2009 10:07 am   grammer vs. grammar
 

It is a same meaning. It is very import to make a sentence. It does not correctly put the place, sentence are meaningless. It make present, past and future.
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grammer vs. grammar #21 (permalink) Tue Aug 25, 2009 10:12 am   grammer vs. grammar
 

No, the word 'grammer' doesn't have any meaning because it doesn't exist.
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grammer vs. grammar #22 (permalink) Tue Aug 25, 2009 10:36 am   grammer vs. grammar
 

I have to improve my writing, what i have to do? please tell me whice way i can write.
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grammer vs. grammar #23 (permalink) Tue Aug 25, 2009 10:53 am   grammer vs. grammar
 

For starters, use a spell checker and try to use phrases you have read or heard before. Read more and increase the amount of time you spend on listening to English media every day.
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grammer vs. grammar #24 (permalink) Sat Aug 29, 2009 20:54 pm   grammer vs. grammar
 

Hi guys,
all the opinions in this forum are correct, but every skill in English must be learned equally if we seek the accuracy so when we say that grammar or any other three skils{ speaking,writing or listening} is exclusively important this importance must be equal.
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grammer vs. grammar #25 (permalink) Fri Sep 11, 2009 19:55 pm   grammer vs. grammar
 

Hi everybody.
I just find the pretty nice page.
I suppose that it would be helpful for me to read your comments.
Thanks a lot.
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grammer vs. grammar #26 (permalink) Wed Sep 16, 2009 13:04 pm   grammer vs. grammar
 

thanks for correcting me i'll do make use of spell checker and try max to send u error free messages Very Happy
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grammer vs. grammar #27 (permalink) Wed Sep 16, 2009 14:29 pm   grammer vs. grammar
 

Natasha81 wrote:
What really makes me wonder,is when native speakers write could/should of done something!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Why do they say "I could have done it, but write" I could of done it", when it should be a contracted form Could've done it:)Smile

The problem here is that both "have" and "of" are often casually prounounced as "uv" (or "ev", depends on your phonetic notation, I improvised here) in some word combinations. For example, in "could have" and "what of", many native speakers will pronounce coo-duv and wa-duv (or coo-dev and wa-dev).

Edit: I didn't see the second page before I posted.
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grammer vs. grammar #28 (permalink) Wed Sep 16, 2009 18:52 pm   grammer vs. grammar
 

I'm sorry. I ahould check the spell check often. Anyway, it is not dificult when I see my mistakes, but why I continue to have the same and more mistakes.

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grammer vs. grammar #29 (permalink) Mon Sep 21, 2009 18:48 pm   grammer vs. grammar
 

can anyone help me?
A question for native speakers of English.
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grammer vs. grammar #30 (permalink) Mon Nov 09, 2009 20:09 pm   grammer vs. grammar
 

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