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 #47 (permalink) Wed Dec 30, 2009 14:46 pm grammer vs. grammar |
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Oh .Dear Coach
I'm understand meaning of what I mean.
Grammar vs.
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 Elsadigyabob
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| #48 (permalink) Wed Dec 30, 2009 22:50 pm grammer vs. grammar |
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I bleave spell checkers is not necessary becouse if you adapt it a day will come you haven't spell cheks so what will you do thad day so that is why i dont want to use spell checks at all.if i can't write well tomorrow i will do
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Kareem
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| #49 (permalink) Wed Dec 30, 2009 23:05 pm grammer vs. grammar |
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Hi Kareem, using a spell checker would help your tremendously. As of now your texts are difficult to comprehend because you almost every single word you write contains at least one error. Since this forum is a place for people who want to improve their English I'd like to ask you to change your attitude towards the English language. Words like 'bleave', 'becouse', 'thad', 'i', 'dont', etc. don't exist in the English language.
TOEIC listening, question-response: How long is Christmas vacation? |
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| #50 (permalink) Thu Dec 31, 2009 14:43 pm grammer vs. grammar |
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Torsten
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thanks alot ,for every thing
i don't have time to write or post any thing
just i will pray to meet u in the paradise
regards
khaled itti-itti911@hotmail.com |
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Loodi
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| #51 (permalink) Thu Dec 31, 2009 15:22 pm grammer vs. grammar |
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Haha, I knew Torsten would bite. And right he is!
If you're using Firefox, it has an automatic spelling checker that works on any text area you type in. You can download the English dictionary (and many others) from the Firefox/Mozilla website (use Google to find it). |
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Cerberus™
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| #52 (permalink) Thu Dec 31, 2009 17:59 pm grammer vs. grammar |
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| i am with you sir |
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Zh Sabrina
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| #53 (permalink) Fri Jan 01, 2010 9:07 am grammer vs. grammar |
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hello torsten
i hope you are well. i agree with you.i can say that some people who learn english even the teachers make this mistake when they spell grammar |
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Hary
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| #54 (permalink) Sat Jan 02, 2010 3:09 am grammer vs. grammar |
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| Hary: if a teacher of English made the mistake of spelling grammar as "grammer", he would not be a very good teacher indeed, unless it were an incidental typing error. |
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Cerberus™
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| #55 (permalink) Sun Jan 24, 2010 16:08 pm grammer vs. grammar |
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Hellow Sir,
Thanks.
it is habituality to direct apply missed spell.
Thanks again and waiting for best tips for improvement in English Language.
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Minud9
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| #56 (permalink) Sat May 07, 2011 18:27 pm grammer vs. grammar |
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At the beginning, I wrote a post and clicked "send message" at any popups
throw I didn't know about the spell checker. For God's sake, I saw my misspell then known the checker
I think it useful
But with one like Englishprof, "text chat" sometimes become misspells, neh. Er, don't mind me |
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