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12/1/2014 7:54:43 PM
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how much do you value correct grammar
Dear,
Flood
How much do you value or dis value grammatical correctness pertaining to the the Internet and this form.
English
#Offtopic
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1 ReplyLess than logic.
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5 RepliesI value grammar an great amount.
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1 ReplyThis should say enough.
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1 ReplyI won't comment on grammar unless a sentence doesn't make logical sense. However I will point it out if someone is being an asshole about spelling while making grammar mistakes themselves (I usually only find this level of stupidity on YouTube).
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3 RepliesI am not writing a report for any of my college classes so -blam!- it!
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3 RepliesNone of these options are capitalized...
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1 ReplyI usually take someone with proper grammar more seriously. I think, if you're trying to make a point, it helps. However, I don't really mind if someone is not completely on-point. Personally, I just write like this because it's not really that difficult.
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4 RepliesY U evan bothar?
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5 RepliesEdited by Verbatim: 12/1/2014 8:29:26 PMEnough to form a coherent thought, but not enough to follow every arbitrary rule in existence. For example: I say words like "stupidest". A lot of people seem to think that that's grammatically incorrect, because some arbitrary rulebook decided that it's okay for [i]some[/i] adjectives to have a superlative form, but not all of them. To anyone rational, standards like that are needless and should be disposed of. Use whatever helps you get your point across. That's the goal of rhetoric.
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1 Reply[quote]Dear, Flood How much do you value or dis value grammatical correctness pertaining to the the Internet and this form.[/quote] Was that whole part intentionally structured badly?
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1 Reply[quote]Dear, Flood[/quote] Dear Flood, You forgot to capitalize the first letter of the topic sentence and forgot to place a question mark at the end of the topic sentence. Good day to you, sir.
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1 ReplyIts nice, but if the message and intent can be perceived, it doesn't matter. If you choose to degrade or ignore a persons argument because a lack thereof, you've already lost the game.
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3 RepliesGrammarnazi for life. Hail.
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1 Replyif the message can be understood and is not really able to be misinterpreted then I'm fine with bad grammer.
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1 ReplyYour grammar is so poor. You should have ended your question with a question mark.
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1 ReplyPoor grammar is one thing, but stupidity is far worse.
