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a helpful thread for the words/phrases that be kicking y& #39;all ass!
your: possessive, belonging to "you"
you& #39;re: you are
you& #39;re: you are
their: possessive, belonging to "them"
there: relative to location. "there it is"/"over there"
they& #39;re: they are
there: relative to location. "there it is"/"over there"
they& #39;re: they are
to: relative to location. "going to the store"/"send them to me"
too: referring to an overabundance, or meaning also. "it& #39;s too much"/"you& #39;re going, i& #39;m going too"
too: referring to an overabundance, or meaning also. "it& #39;s too much"/"you& #39;re going, i& #39;m going too"
to each HIS, HER, or THEIR own. it& #39;s literally saying "to each person, his/her/their own opinion". we don& #39;t refer to humans as "it" so pls eliminate "to each its own" from your vocab.
it& #39;s "should& #39;ve", "should have", or if you type how you talk, "shoulda". it& #39;s a clear contraction so i& #39;m not sure where y& #39;all be getting "should of".
woman: one woman
women: plural/multiple
women: plural/multiple
principle: a rule, truth, or bottom line
principal: head of a school
principal: head of a school
its (no apostrophe): possessive, belonging to "it"
it& #39;s: it is
it& #39;s: it is
this isn& #39;t a grammar rule but my personal opinion and do with it what you will: bad bitches use oxford commas. period. (pun intended)
i& #39;ll add more to the thread as i see common mistakes. thank you for listening and learning.
i& #39;m back! the word of the day today is BAWLING. B A W L I N G. with a W. "Balling" does not ever mean crying hysterically. if you& #39;re referring to crying hysterically, you& #39;re talking about bawling.
addition: something you ADD. "new addition to the family"
edition: a version or form of something. e.g. "limited edition" or "deluxe edition"
edition: a version or form of something. e.g. "limited edition" or "deluxe edition"
