Inserting Letters And Words In Others' Quotes

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

Their spelling certainly COULD be correct , depending on context.

Not in the context in which he used it, nope. Sorry.

Well, as long as we are talking about grammar.

Your sentence should have read

Nope, sorry, not in the context that he used it in.

Just sayin bro.

Wrong again, Copernicus.

Obviously, your English teachers never taught you that it's bad grammar to end sentences in prepositions.

Sorry.

That is incorrect

Grammar myths 1 is it wrong to end a sentence with a preposition OxfordWords blog


The More You Know

 

[shart_attack]

Their spelling certainly COULD be correct , depending on context.

Not in the context in which he used it, nope. Sorry.

Well, as long as we are talking about grammar.

Your sentence should have read

Nope, sorry, not in the context that he used it in.

Just sayin bro.

Wrong again, Copernicus.

Obviously, your English teachers never taught you that it's bad grammar to end sentences in prepositions.

Sorry.

That is incorrect

Grammar myths 1 is it wrong to end a sentence with a preposition OxfordWords blog

The More You Know

Not to purists who know the English language, it isn't.

But it sounds like you're just looking for a reason to argue.

This ain't the forum for that, holmes.

Wanna get upset that your English sucks? Take it somewhere else.

This thread poses a legitimate question about policy here.

See ya.

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

Their spelling certainly COULD be correct , depending on context.

Not in the context in which he used it, nope. Sorry.

Well, as long as we are talking about grammar.

Your sentence should have read

Nope, sorry, not in the context that he used it in.

Just sayin bro.

Wrong again, Copernicus.

Obviously, your English teachers never taught you that it's bad grammar to end sentences in prepositions.

Sorry.

That is incorrect

Grammar myths 1 is it wrong to end a sentence with a preposition OxfordWords blog

The More You Know

Not to purists who know the English language, it isn't.

But it sounds like you're just looking for a reason to argue.

This ain't the forum for that, holmes.

Wanna get upset that your English sucks? Take it somewhere else.

This thread poses a legitimate question about policy here.

See ya.

I accept your concession speech , and will move on.

 

[Jackson]

Getting back to the interest of this thread, I have always believed it is not permitted to change anything in another's post. I have, however, messaged someone the correct spelling of a word if they wanted to change their post to avoid embarrassment because that is what I would want them to do for me.

And, fwiw, never end a sentence with a preposition. Although I have slapped myself for doing it myself.

 

[asaratis]

Getting back to the interest of this thread, I have always believed it is not permitted to change anything in another's post. I have, however, messaged someone the correct spelling of a word if they wanted to change their post to avoid embarrassment because that is what I would want them to do for me.

And, fwiw, never end a sentence with a preposition. Although I have slapped myself for doing it myself.

Try these:
Is it proper grammar to end a sentence with a preposition
Grammar Rules Ending a Sentence with a Preposition Writing Forward

 

[SmarterThanTheAverageBear]

Getting back to the interest of this thread, I have always believed it is not permitted to change anything in another's post. I have, however, messaged someone the correct spelling of a word if they wanted to change their post to avoid embarrassment because that is what I would want them to do for me.

And, fwiw, never end a sentence with a preposition. Although I have slapped myself for doing it myself.

You are also incorrect about prepositions, as the link I and others have shown you .

 

[Pogo]

Getting back to the interest of this thread, I have always believed it is not permitted to change anything in another's post. I have, however, messaged someone the correct spelling of a word if they wanted to change their post to avoid embarrassment because that is what I would want them to do for me.

And, fwiw, never end a sentence with a preposition. Although I have slapped myself for doing it myself.

That's a myth. Comes from trying to foist Latin syntax onto English.
There's no reason this fake language rule up with which to put.

 

[Pogo]

Their spelling certainly COULD be correct , depending on context.

Not in the context in which he used it, nope. Sorry.

Well, as long as we are talking about grammar.

Your sentence should have read

Nope, sorry, not in the context that he used it in.

Just sayin bro.

Wrong again, Copernicus.

Obviously, your English teachers never taught you that it's bad grammar to end sentences in prepositions.

Sorry.

That is incorrect

Grammar myths 1 is it wrong to end a sentence with a preposition OxfordWords blog

The More You Know

Not to purists who know the English language, it isn't.

But it sounds like you're just looking for a reason to argue.

This ain't the forum for that, holmes.

Wanna get upset that your English sucks? Take it somewhere else.

This thread poses a legitimate question about policy here.

See ya.

Irony alert.

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