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The article mentions Brown and kemba winning NCAA titles as guards at UCONN but leaves out Gordon.
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Gotcha. Read it quick. Still early in the amThe article mentions Brown and kemba winning NCAA titles as guards at UCONN but leaves out Gordon.
The article mentions Brown and kemba winning NCAA titles as guards at UCONN but leaves out Gordon.
Grammar NazisJeez, did you go to college? Do you have a real job?
"Whose next?" Really?
How about, "Who's next"? So many knucklehead abusers of English grammar on this site who claim to be graduates.
Jeez, did you go to college? Do you have a real job?
"Whose next?" Really?
How about, "Who's next"? So many knucklehead abusers of English grammar on this site who claim to be graduates.
Actually I'm 15 so no I have never gone to college and I haven't even graduated high school...way to go bag.
I'm no fan of STB, but are you guys really arguing that it isn't beneficial to help a 15 year old kid to spell correctly? Simply put, when I was 15 I knew the difference among:
who's, whose
its, it's
there, they're and their
are, our
won, one
to, too and too
knew, new
or that 'a lot' are two words, not one.
Is it really too much to ask that people use the correct words when trying to communicate via text? I struggle with spelling words correctly everyday and when I'm unsure, I take the 15 seconds to look it up.
Correcting someone isn't necessarily an insult; it can be just helping them to learn the correct way. I love it when people correct my spelling and grammar and I try to learn from it.
Stop using the idea 'It's a message board - grammar and spelling don't count' as an excuse to dumb down the board or kids who are in high school or college or beyond who really should know better.
I love seeing SouthTampaBill lecturing people on the quality of their posts.
It's a message board, not a doctoral thesis.
Helping improve someone's spelling is one thing but questioning a persons intelligence based on one lazy spelling error is a whole other thing.
I'm no fan of STB, but are you guys really arguing that it isn't beneficial to help a 15 year old kid to spell correctly? Simply put, when I was 15 I knew the difference among:
who's, whose
its, it's
there, they're and their
are, our
won, one
to, too and too
knew, new
or that 'a lot' are two words, not one.
Is it really too much to ask that people use the correct words when trying to communicate via text? I struggle with spelling words correctly everyday and when I'm unsure, I take the 15 seconds to look it up.
Correcting someone isn't necessarily an insult; it can be just helping them to learn the correct way. I love it when people correct my spelling and grammar and I try to learn from it.
Stop using the idea 'It's a message board - grammar and spelling don't count' as an excuse to dumb down the board or kids who are in high school or college or beyond who really should know better.
I wish I was correct every time I post but there are times I'm in a hurry for work, others where I'm hammered late at night (hopefully this wasn't the case for uconnforlife lol) and others I get it wrong for whatever reason. I laugh at some of the spellings at times and I'm sure I'm guilty by error also but who really cares? I know what he/she meant so why kill the kid?
Funny thing is Huskies4ever, I have logged on here some mornings and said "WTF did I reply that way for?" the night prior.......happens but it's all good right?