Why are people now saying ‘use to’ instead of ‘used to’?

[FaithHopeAndSkulduggery]

And leaving out the ‘ed’ on lots of words.

‘Bake beans’. No it’s baked beans.

‘I use to like that show’ . No, it’s fucking ‘used to’.

Lots of other examples I can’t bring to mind right now.

I want to burn the screen when I see that.

Also, when people say ‘long story short’ in conversation instead of ‘to cut a long story short’.

Aibu to hate this?

[Dontfeellikeamillenial]

Not common parlance across the pond peeps, no sorry

[Dontfeellikeamillenial]

Bak-ed beans.

[steff13]

I think it’s an Americanism.

No. It's not common use here in my experience.

[bottledatsource]

when I say baked beans and make an effort to emphasise the "d" it sounds like I am trying to put on a really rubbish Italian accent!!

@Posh I've just guffawed so loudly DS came in my room to see if I was ok

[Easynow]

Might be as annoying as people that start sentences like this.
Have seen it a lot lately.
Blame txt spk.

Lazy. Lazy. Lazy.

[Uncreative]

I think it is fifty/fifty diction and stupidity.

I forgive poor diction.

[Poshjock]

Oh no, I write them all correctly. In my head I am saying them all correctly. My mouth just seems to miss out the d in pronunciation.

What is more amusing is sitting in my hotel room talking to myself, especially in this odd Italian accent that sounds like Captain Bertorelli from 'Allo 'Allo !

[Walkingdeadfangirl]

Love bake beans on toast. Are'u the thought police?
Long story short language evolves, your stuck in the 20th century. Grow up.

[FaithHopeAndSkulduggery]

But Posh,
You don’t write without the ‘ed’, surely?

[Poshjock]

I've just said all "ed" phrases and I can't hear the "d". I know fine it's baked beans but it sounds like bake beans. Ditto "use {d} to". It is definitely my accent that causes this because in my brain I am saying baked beans but it sounds like bake beans. In fact when I say baked beans and make an effort to emphasise the "d" it sounds like I am trying to put on a really rubbish Italian accent!!

[FaithHopeAndSkulduggery]

So the people mixing up his and he’s etc. presumably don’t know what both words actually mean. That is year 1 basic reading.

[FissionChips]

Using “than” instead of “then”.

[IVflytrap]

I haven't really noticed it, but maybe I'm bias.

[CoughLaughFart]

I think it’s an Americanism. Plus there are an awful lot of thick people out there.

[barcodescanner]

His and He's

[FaithHopeAndSkulduggery]

Yes ilovesooty like that!

Grrr!

[ilovesooty]

Pack lunch
First come first serve

[SneakyGremlins]

I hadn't even noticed I said "gonna"

My online pet peeve is people who type like this... Whose only form of punctuation... Is three dots... And they always... Type like this...

[FaithHopeAndSkulduggery]

I don’t mind your saying ‘gonna’ by the way.

[FaithHopeAndSkulduggery]

People also don’t seem to know the difference between worse and worst.

I know I’m being pedantic when it irritates me to hear ‘different than’ instead of ‘different from ’. Aibu about being annoyed at the others?

[SneakyGremlins]

I was gonna say if you meant in actual conversation the "ed" might just be faint.

But what's wrong with long story short?