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由Cozmo编辑：
12/30/2015 1:35:55 AM
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"Grammar doesn't matter"
http://imgur.com/icBKNst
Said the bottom 10% of modern society.
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8 回复it still blows my mind people cant distinguish the proper uses for 'to' 'too' and 'two'... even worse is 'there' 'their' and 'they're'... its like a whole generation was asleep from 3rd to 5th grade... and this is coming from someone who was terrible in writing/reading/comp lit all the way from grade school to college. i was more the science and math kid.
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8 回复My anxiety acts up really bad and I actually get a little mad, as well as very irritated, when I see people using the wrong grammar. Especially when the errors are as simple as the spelling of two, to, and too, or there, their, and they're. Darwinism will prevail my fellow grammatically correct guardians.
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8 回复Language isn't set in stone, its made up just so we can communicate with eachother, as long as the point is made across from one individual to another thats all the matters
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34 回复It doesn't on the internet. It's just a cheap dig, to dullen points, when a logical counter point can't be made. That, and it's for kids to attempt to "look cool" in front of their community of choice. I remember this same type of behavior was displayed every day in high school, with people constantly making fun of people. Grammar, spelling, etc. doesn't really matter on the internet, as long as people can figure out what you're trying to say. And nornally when they're acting like they can't, it's an issue with the said person's critical thinking skill.
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