because they make mistakes in their grammar
W&R just delete your account
You are using the likes of Rooney and Barton as yardsticks for how english should be spoken?
I find it extremely surprising that grown up and well known and well educated people use of instead of have.
Its funny if you pronounce in your head though.
TRC
Not them but I have noticed too many folks using the term.
Because when you say should've or would've it sounds like should of or would of and that confuses people.
I wouldn't of thought of that.
I've got a mate who always uses 'writ' instead of 'wrote'. Does my nut in.
I don't intend to be some sort of a natzi
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Yea, I hate it when people can't use English properly.
yea yea... excuses
dumb grammar nazí
I saw what u did there ya
Its still a banned word.
why the natzi statement, most people do not speak good english including brits , i am african but i kid you not i speak better english than some brits i have met.
it's probably because whe you pronounce could've it sounds like could of. So some people just assume its could of. It's not really an excuse but I guess it could explain
why the natzi statement, most people do not speak good english including brits , i am african but i kid you not i speak better english than some brits i have met.
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oh dear
What HNIC?
Now don't blame me for the British hate though
There loosers really, were some on the only well spoken poster on the site. Your not the only one that has issues with this Curls,
posted 15 seconds ago
What HNIC?
Now don't blame me for the British hate though
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Just some people go on about Britain it gets boring sometimes when most people outside of this country want to come here and leach and also follow all the sports etc.
I think Robin Van Persil has it spot on.
I certainly wouldn't want to stay in Britain for long. Its so damp and cloudy.
Its so damp and cloudy.
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That may be, but it certainly has better internet connection than India
I don't know why people care that much though.... Language is an ever evolving system. Anyone who has read Shakespeare will know that.
The mistakes, abbreviations and slang of today will be the norm in a few decades. Much like some of the words and sayings we take for granted as being "correct" were once mistakes, abbreviations or slang.
Nope. Although I never claimed to stay in India and having stayed in India and Britain I can comfortably say internet and TV is far cheaper in India with more or less similar speeds.
Can't stand the clouds and damp environment though.
What is this rubbish? Can we get back to talking about football? Like how Welbeck would of out scored Hernandez had he been played in his correct position.
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posted on 4/7/13
because they make mistakes in their grammar
posted on 4/7/13
W&R just delete your account
posted on 4/7/13
You are using the likes of Rooney and Barton as yardsticks for how english should be spoken?
posted on 4/7/13
I find it extremely surprising that grown up and well known and well educated people use of instead of have.
Its funny if you pronounce in your head though.
posted on 4/7/13
TRC
Not them but I have noticed too many folks using the term.
posted on 4/7/13
Because when you say should've or would've it sounds like should of or would of and that confuses people.
posted on 4/7/13
I wouldn't of thought of that.
posted on 4/7/13
I've got a mate who always uses 'writ' instead of 'wrote'. Does my nut in.
posted on 4/7/13
I don't intend to be some sort of a natzi
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Yea, I hate it when people can't use English properly.
posted on 4/7/13
Erm swear filter anyone?
posted on 4/7/13
yea yea... excuses
dumb grammar nazí
posted on 4/7/13
One of my pet hates
posted on 4/7/13
I saw what u did there ya
Its still a banned word.
posted on 4/7/13
why the natzi statement, most people do not speak good english including brits , i am african but i kid you not i speak better english than some brits i have met.
posted on 4/7/13
it's probably because whe you pronounce could've it sounds like could of. So some people just assume its could of. It's not really an excuse but I guess it could explain
posted on 4/7/13
why the natzi statement, most people do not speak good english including brits , i am african but i kid you not i speak better english than some brits i have met.
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oh dear
posted on 4/7/13
What HNIC?
Now don't blame me for the British hate though
posted on 4/7/13
There loosers really, were some on the only well spoken poster on the site. Your not the only one that has issues with this Curls,
posted on 4/7/13
posted 15 seconds ago
What HNIC?
Now don't blame me for the British hate though
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Just some people go on about Britain it gets boring sometimes when most people outside of this country want to come here and leach and also follow all the sports etc.
posted on 4/7/13
I think Robin Van Persil has it spot on.
posted on 4/7/13
I certainly wouldn't want to stay in Britain for long. Its so damp and cloudy.
posted on 4/7/13
Its so damp and cloudy.
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That may be, but it certainly has better internet connection than India
posted on 4/7/13
I don't know why people care that much though.... Language is an ever evolving system. Anyone who has read Shakespeare will know that.
The mistakes, abbreviations and slang of today will be the norm in a few decades. Much like some of the words and sayings we take for granted as being "correct" were once mistakes, abbreviations or slang.
posted on 4/7/13
Nope. Although I never claimed to stay in India and having stayed in India and Britain I can comfortably say internet and TV is far cheaper in India with more or less similar speeds.
Can't stand the clouds and damp environment though.
posted on 4/7/13
What is this rubbish? Can we get back to talking about football? Like how Welbeck would of out scored Hernandez had he been played in his correct position.
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