I'm not crazy about grammar, but spelling is my strong point. Especially when someone uses the wrong form of a homonym. There, they're, and their. Too, to, and two. It's and its. You're and your. Accept and except. Etc.
If I see an error in spelling, it messes up the flow of whatever I'm reading and it really bugs me, especially if the error is in a novel! (They have editors for a reason!)
Doesn't it seem like the world is becoming more apathetic about the importance of spelling and grammar?
Asked by SarahLeeMorgan at 6:25 PM on Sep. 4, 2010 in Just for Fun
Level 18 (5,498 Credits)Answer by salexander at 7:55 PM on Sep. 4, 2010
Answer by lovinangels at 6:27 PM on Sep. 4, 2010
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Answer by emilysmom1966 at 6:31 PM on Sep. 4, 2010
Answer by QandA at 6:32 PM on Sep. 4, 2010
Yes and no. Up until i joined cafemom. I didn't really care at all, but I think before I type now.
Grammar Nazis are scary!
Answer by elly25 at 6:33 PM on Sep. 4, 2010
Answer by SleepingBeautee at 6:34 PM on Sep. 4, 2010
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