@arlequin , 'Yawn' because it is boring.
much worse than a black American who happens to say aks because that’s their dialect. That is dialect and a separate issue.
we don’t still speak like Shakespeare do we? Or indeed like in the 1920s?
Heard it all before and it wasn't particularly interesting the first time.
Language evolves and is influenced by other languages and cultures.
Yes but it's used as an excuse for sloppy English.
It's never the poster's fault is it? It's a learning or linguistic condition, it's because their first language isn't English, it's the teachers, it's language evolution... but never because the poster can't be bothered to write clearly.
I tend not to comment on spelling and grammar errors because they happen. The OP might be distressed, at the end of her tether, might be dyslexic or whatever. I will if it's a typo and it's a funny one.
It's sad that we see sloppy English so much that 'ect', 'bare with me', 'baring in mind', 'could of', 'loose weight', 'there children', 'councilling' and so on are so common that we are in danger of not realising they're incorrect.
It's not evolution it's dumbing down.