There is DEFINITELY no letter "A" in the word DEFINITELY.

**Lusos101** · Mar 23rd, 2011, 18:46:18

Solly I no spik engrish.

Please after defecate flush and wash hands.

**silentsteeple** · Mar 23rd, 2011, 19:54:06

Originally Posted by Redesine

The phrase is "could not care less", "could care less" means exactly the opposite of what you intended to say!

Please, for the love of all that is holy, at least try to use "there", "their", "they're", "your" and "you're" correctly.

Punctuation has a profound effect on the meaning of the sentence. It's not an optional flourish. Often used example: "The panda eats shoots and leaves." vs. "The panda eats, shoots and leaves."

Since I mentioned it, "effect" is a noun, "affect" is a verb.

Could have, should have, would have. Where did you pull that "of" from?

Oh, yours is bigger then mine, is it? Would that suggest that yours is quite big, but then mine is even bigger? Or did you mean "bigger than"?

"To" and "too" are entirely different words with entirely different meanings.

It's = It is. Its = Belonging to it.

An ellipsis consists of three dots; no more, no fewer.

Speaking of which: "Fewer" is discrete, "less" is not.

Seconded.

**hokutonoken** · Mar 23rd, 2011, 21:15:59

i'll give you an "A" for that report of knowledge ^_=.

**Somniforum** · Mar 24th, 2011, 13:43:26

Originally Posted by Redesine

"alot", etc.

The correct spelling would be "Alot".

Alots are awesome!

**vallikat** · Mar 24th, 2011, 17:17:52

It's "no one" not "noone".

**MrAce** · Apr 1st, 2011, 07:28:14

I happened to come across this word as I was grading my kids' dictation tests, the other day.

It always perplexed me if the word "definitely" is spelled with an "i" or an "a." But I got around to it, thankfully.

**Otansaanpas** · Apr 1st, 2011, 10:34:39

Originally Posted by Lusos101

Solly I no spik engrish.

We all know that. No need to apologi(s/z)e.

**lainbr** · Apr 1st, 2011, 14:35:38

There is DEFINITELY one letter "A" in the word DEFINITELY spelled in portuguese.

I did not read the thread :3

**Lusos101** · Apr 1st, 2011, 15:12:02

Originally Posted by lainbr

There is DEFINITELY one letter "A" in the word DEFINITELY spelled in portuguese.

I did not read the thread :3

Definitivmente.

**Lusos101** · Apr 1st, 2011, 15:21:18

Originally Posted by Otansaanpas

We all know that. No need to apologi(s/z)e.

You seem to have an excelent ability to speak the english language. Someday, I am sure, you will also have something to say. Defenitlie.

**lainbr** · Apr 1st, 2011, 17:21:49

Originally Posted by Lusos101

Definitivmente.

Definitivamente.... Pff ;o DIE DIE!

**Crisalys** · Apr 2nd, 2011, 00:14:39

Originally Posted by Colawren

what about 'couldn't care less'.
everyone always puts 'could care less' which would mean they care alot.

I suppose you could say that you could care less. but you'd have to provide a disclaimer- such as "I could care less, but it would require me to expend more effort than it does not caring at all."

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