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u/kw1nn · 25 pointsr/Marvel

Generally in order to enjoy stories they have to be written in a language that you understand. Judging by your spelling and grammar, I will assume you don't read or write English. As these stories are written in English, they may be difficult for you to enjoy. Hopefully this will help you enjoy Marvel.

u/consciouslyoblivious · 10 pointsr/BoJackHorseman

Get this

u/julianwolf · 7 pointsr/intj

Start by reading this.

u/Himmel-Laufstuhl · 5 pointsr/uwaterloo

No, but I have this textbook:

here!

u/LittleShrub · 4 pointsr/politics

His success's what?

u/refep · 4 pointsr/pakistan

Yes, this is some advanced grade A butthurt. I'd recommend an immediate trip to the ER.

Btw, here's something you might want to look into buying: https://www.amazon.com/English-Grammar-Dummies-Geraldine-Woods/dp/0470546646

u/Ghostlupe · 3 pointsr/gaming

Sweet Black fucking Sabbath kid, do us all a favor and please go buy this immediately.

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u/gunluva · 3 pointsr/gaming
u/GenghisKhanWayne · 3 pointsr/politics
u/bogey2230 · 3 pointsr/swtor

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stop playing and you can buy this book for less than one month's subscription

u/BallFaceMcDickButt · 2 pointsr/pics

I hadn't realized that language just ceased to evolve when you last learned it.

Did you know that yolo is now a word in the dictionary?

Did you know that you can end sentences in prepositions? Eg. "Where you at?"

The "are" is understood by the way. Something you're having trouble grasping.

Did you know that the word "literally" also has an informal definition, used to create emphasis on a subject?

You can check out all this cool new info here!

http://www.dictionary.com/

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u/13-7 · 2 pointsr/WEPES

You need this: https://www.amazon.com/English-Grammar-Dummies-Geraldine-Woods/dp/0470546646

And some anger management lessons as well.

u/TheGoatGod997 · 2 pointsr/RoastMe

Sure, blame it on autocorrect.

Also, it's too ugly, not to ugly.

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u/Stylin999 · 2 pointsr/Kanye

You clearly have poor grammar and English.

Your is a pronoun that means belonging to or associated with any person in general. If I were speaking about myself, I would have said “my people.”

I’ve [linked] (https://www.amazon.com/English-Grammar-Dummies-Geraldine-Woods/dp/0470546646) you an English Grammar for Dummies book to help you with your ineptitude.

u/Anonymonynonymous · 1 pointr/worldnews
u/bowe_flex · 1 pointr/Austin

If you're referring to my lattermost statement, welcome to reddit big guy, maybe brush up on your grammar a bit before you get too deep because that tends to be a point of contention on this website.


I guess my point with my original reply was that his comment added literally nothing of substance. There was no straw man! hahaha idk if he took philosophy or something as a freshman and stored a few cool words deep in that clearly eloquent lexicon, but the first post pointing out that he knew an SAE who was a great guy is in NO WAY A STRAW MAN!!!!! This is all induction! They are fucking stereotypes and inductive reasoning can be easily disproven through counterexamples!!!!


I should post this to r/rant, cause seriously this is the reddit circlejerkery that is the only part of this amazing website that kills me. BilyBlaze makes a statement that holds no water whatsoever, but because reddit is 90% insecure pussies who have some beef with greek life, it gets upvotes out the ass. classic!

and finally, i know i already asked, but to what fucking school does this kid go?

" People get raped at the SAE chapter at my school all the time"
back that up a bit. most 'rapes' get reported so you should have some statistics to back up that ridiculous bull shit. or were they unreported? did you happen to be the guy in whom all these poor victims confided? that's how you know?



EDIT and obviously I was asking about his school originally because of the regular rapings. not because of his poor grammar, but now that I've properly considered it, I need to know for both reasons.

u/Zreaz · 1 pointr/leagueoflegends

Ummm...what? Good try, but once again you are incorrect.

 

First of all.

>That year was in the past. It has passed us by.

This statement itself is correct, but the context is completely different from your original post, so we will ignore it.

 

Now for your mistake.

>This passed season was OK

You are not saying that the season did pass (verb) and it was OK, you are describing the season which is in the past (we'll call this one an adjective) and that it was OK.

One helpful trick could be to think about this sentence using the other tenses. This future season will be OK. This present season is OK. The tenses of past, present, and future are clarifying the noun which in this case is "season".

 

It's one thing to be a dick to someone who is trying to help you improve your grammar. It's another thing to completely ignore it while being so fucking condescending.

There are many websites which explain the difference of past vs. passed far better than the one you provided. If you need further reading, I suggest this book.

u/[deleted] · 1 pointr/Kappa

>you sure isn't speaking

nice edit m8 but still wrong

edit: umad

edit: edit: http://www.amazon.com/English-Grammar-Dummies-Geraldine-Woods/dp/0470546646

u/Rackem_Willy · 1 pointr/Wellthatsucks

Does your mom know you are up past your bedtime? No dessert for a week young man!

But seriously, considering saving your allowance and investing in this book. You sorely need it.

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u/DrStephenFalken · 1 pointr/movies

If you wrote like a human who had more than a 3rd grade education people wouldn't have to assume what you were saying. I'm sorry you're not able to articulate your thoughts into speech or text.

I think everyone is aware that it's a fucking movie. You said Ohio reformatory wasn't a real place, then you said prison life isn't like it is portrayed in a movie which is fairly obvious.

Here this should help you

u/fiendlittlewing · 0 pointsr/atheism

I think you'll find this book most helpful.

u/TheLaughingWolf · -1 pointsr/witcher

It’s okay, if you sound out the words r e a l s l o w you’ll eventually understand what I’m saying. I can’t help you with context though.

If you can’t understand how your first comment is a faulty presumption that I said anything about Yen being “morally greater”, and how my reply is simply highlighting how idiotically defensive you’re being a simple discussion — I can’t help you, maybe this can?, but at this point I doubt it.

u/Ptolemie · -2 pointsr/rupaulsdragrace
u/harajukukei · -10 pointsr/pics

I think you could also learn use this.