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[not OT] Learn your damn homophones
- Thread starter megadawgmaniac
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i don't think lose/loose are homophones...witch makes me wonder how people can still screw them up.
a 10 post guy uses witch instead of which in a homophone thread...is he doing a "sea what i did hear" or did he legitimately screw up to?captain said:
If it were anybody with over 200 posts I'd think the former, but it's a tough call. I wont too think that though.
when people mispronounce "especially" by saying "expecially or ectspecially." It drives me crazy.
Other terrible ones:
Espressois said"expresso."
Specificallyis said"pacifically."
Even though it is a word, irregardless is also terrible.
Wow what a ghey rant but it still pisses me off.
Other terrible ones:
Espressois said"expresso."
Specificallyis said"pacifically."
Even though it is a word, irregardless is also terrible.
Wow what a ghey rant but it still pisses me off.
Except it isnt.thelaw said:
Dictionaries recognize it as a nonstandard word and recommend you to not use it. Merriam Webster online actually says- use regardless instead.
Only mental midgets, my coworker being one, use such a word.
And ive never read that it is, but it seems like a double negative since the prefix and suffix are used to show a negative when added to other words. That one is for a linguist to figure out i guess...or message boarders.
3 decades on this earth and i am just hearing about this? Oh, i am going to be obsessed with seeing who else knows about this injustice!
...or should it just be justice? Since the 'in-' doesnt actually matter!!
...or should it just be justice? Since the 'in-' doesnt actually matter!!