Common english spelling and grammer mistakes.
Hello:
I keep seeing several common english language spelling and grammer mistakes, both on this website, and in Qatar generally.
For instance, there are no such words as "equipments" and "furnitures". "3 nos." really means "3 new old stock".
If anyone wants to ask a spelling or grammer question, ar ask about any of the rules, please feel free to contact me on here.
Regards,
Michael
hahah , very funyy ,
Question please!
(I can't resist) Your use of "its" is incorrect. It is a contraction of "it is" and should be written "it's."
lollllllllllllllll!!!!!! how are you MR> GRAMMER AWARD
I cannot see what your question when while answering now
eh? can you express yourself more clear and using a proper english grammAr??
hey, i think you better stop embarrassing yourself... you trying to teach other while in your three posts you made 6 mistakes.. lol...
people are so weird sometimes..
"ther ya go fer bein in a hurry!"
i beg your pardon, what language is that suppose to be?
I only undersatnd "in hurry".. so why don't you assume, that ALL are "in hurry" while typing and misspelling?
First question:
how come you type grammer, when it should be GRAMMAR, Mr. Spelling Teacher?
...get life, dude.. there are thousands of people from all over the world here, for whom English is second, sometimes Third or even Fourth language.. Even native English speakers make tons of mistakes and misspellings...
so relax and take it as it is!
oh my,,its no wonder people do not bother with the comment section very much.
over and out,,,,
HEY ARE YOU JOKING??????? GRAMMER??? , WHERE DO YOU LEARN ENGLISH? USE SPELL CHECK IN MS WORD THEN COPY PASTE WHEN YOURE NOT SURE WITH YOUR SPELLING AND ' GRAMMER' !!!! CHEERS!!!
Maybe one should look at ones own GRAMMAR before commenting about other peoples.
..to "the_birdie"
I cannot see what your question when while answering now, but you can send me a private message and I can respond that way.
Regards,
Michael
"grammer"...yup, ther ya go fer bein in a hurry!
Good point but maybe you should check your own spelling first- it's GRAMMAR not GRAMMER.
Mmyke, it is a great idea.
Being an Indian and also not a native English speaker, I do find occasions where I felt I could have used a better usage.
recently one of the post I read "when we talked to contact him, the Principal replied.......... "
"the" ...... where we should use ? where we should not?
( Also please find the common mistake I have done in my
above 3-4 sentences !!!!! ..LOL )