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Johnny English

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Re: English Grammar
« Reply #45 on: 26 November 2011, 20:02:44 »

phenomennon wifey always uses big words to confuse me too well i know one marmalade ha :y

That's not a big word....


This is; Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. :P

Mines bigger than yours! :P

 ;D ;D If you were able to tell it with only one breath you could be the next world champion in free lung diving... :y :y :y

As ridiculous as it might seem, it's a place in North Wales  :y :y http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch&hl=en&ll=53.223199,-4.206305&spn=0.031295,0.077162&sll=53.277729,-3.223684&sspn=0.000983,0.002411&vpsrc=0&hnear=Llanfair+Pwllgwyngyll,+Gwynedd,+United+Kingdom&t=h&z=14

 :o I've though this word's been being typed random ... ;D ;D ;D
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Re: English Grammar
« Reply #46 on: 26 November 2011, 20:21:13 »

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 :o I've thought this word's been being typed random ... ;D ;D ;D

Why would you think other wise which is why I posted the link.  :y :y
The Welsh (a person from Wales) do have their own language which has lots of double L L which is pronounced 'cl'  ??? ??? ???
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Re: English Grammar
« Reply #47 on: 26 November 2011, 20:29:43 »

What really irks me, like, is the incessant repetition, like, of a word that adds, like, nothing to the sentence....like.

 ::) ::)

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« Reply #48 on: 26 November 2011, 20:37:23 »

....
 :o I've thought this word's been being typed random ... ;D ;D ;D

Why would you think other wise which is why I posted the link.  :y :y
The Welsh (a person from Wales) do have their own language which has only one vowel per sentence.

Fixed. :y :D ;D
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Re: English Grammar
« Reply #49 on: 26 November 2011, 20:41:13 »

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 :o I've thought this word's been being typed random ... ;D ;D ;D

Why would you think other wise which is why I posted the link.  :y :y
The Welsh (a person from Wales) do have their own language which has lots of double L L which is pronounced 'cl'  ??? ??? ???

before you posted the link of course... ;) anyway, thanks for correction of "thought", really appreciate you!  :y :y :y
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Re: English Grammar
« Reply #50 on: 26 November 2011, 21:15:11 »

What really irks me, like, is the incessant repetition, like, of a word that adds, like, nothing to the sentence....like.

 ::) ::)

Do you mean like when someone like 'kinda like goes on a bit like too much and then someone like says "like thats really amazing" 'cos i really, really like hate this...you get me like?
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Re: English Grammar
« Reply #51 on: 26 November 2011, 21:34:57 »

The common misuse of the apostrophe always irritates me. It gets scattered all over words with an 's' at the end, except when it's actually needed.
A couple of examples I've seen recently: good's inward's; and a particular favourite contractors room's to let  >:(
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Re: English Grammar
« Reply #52 on: 26 November 2011, 21:39:56 »

What really irks me, like, is the incessant repetition, like, of a word that adds, like, nothing to the sentence....like.

 ::) ::)

Do you mean like when someone like 'kinda like goes on a bit like too much and then someone like says "like thats really amazing" 'cos i really, really like hate this...you get me like?

I really like don't believe how you can like get it 'cos that's really amazing and, like well cool, man.

Actually, the use of the vocative "man" at the end of every sentence, really boils my p*ss.  ;) ;D
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Re: English Grammar
« Reply #53 on: 26 November 2011, 21:43:00 »

The common misuse of the apostrophe always irritates me. It gets scattered all over words with an 's' at the end, except when it's actually needed.
A couple of examples I've seen recently: good's inward's; and a particular favourite contractors room's to let  >:(

Yes, indeed. Often crops up in abbreviations like "CD's".  ::) ::)
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Re: English Grammar
« Reply #54 on: 26 November 2011, 22:16:10 »

The common misuse of the apostrophe always irritates me. It gets scattered all over words with an 's' at the end, except when it's actually needed.
A couple of examples I've seen recently: good's inward's; and a particular favourite contractors room's to let  >:(

Yes, indeed. Often crops up in abbreviations like "CD's".  ::) ::)

Often referred to as a grocer's apostrophe  ;) ;) ;)
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Re: English Grammar
« Reply #55 on: 26 November 2011, 23:14:28 »

The common misuse of the apostrophe always irritates me. It gets scattered all over words with an 's' at the end, except when it's actually needed.
A couple of examples I've seen recently: good's inward's; and a particular favourite contractors room's to let  >:(

Yes, indeed. Often crops up in abbreviations like "CD's".  ::) ::)

Often referred to as a grocer's apostrophe  ;) ;) ;)

An apostrophe catastrophe! ;D
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Re: English Grammar
« Reply #56 on: 26 November 2011, 23:17:11 »

.........and another thing

 :P Yes, what? ;D
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Re: English Grammar
« Reply #57 on: 26 November 2011, 23:21:26 »

.........and another thing

 :P Yes, what? ;D

As Andy's not online...

...and another thing. I hate it when it's said that people are "pressurised" into doing something. The things that are pressurised are aircraft cabins, aerosols and the like. The correct word is "pressured".  >:( ;)
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Re: English Grammar
« Reply #58 on: 26 November 2011, 23:32:26 »

Well I never, what a response, 'at this moment in time' sorry I should have said NOW. ;D ;D

I bet you all pick up on the MORE every time an adverb should have been used  :y
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Re: English Grammar
« Reply #59 on: 26 November 2011, 23:33:04 »

phenomennon wifey always uses big words to confuse me too well i know one marmalade ha :y

That's not a big word....

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This is; Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. :P

Mines bigger than yours! :P
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