Eachother is not a word!

[LaPerduta]

These are not words either:

Inbetween
Infront
Alot
Loosing (unless you're loosing the hounds)
Non

Call me unreasonable if you like...

Been when they mean being.

Yes, outwith is an English wword too - 'it was outwith the scope of the project...'
But not so commonly used nowadays
I used the term 'abroad' in a report and several people did not realise it can just mean 'not local' as wellnas overseas

Reign and rein confuse the fuck out of people too

*Gradually, a long time ago, it changed…

Sorry. New phone and the comma quick key on this phone is a full stop. I keep forgetting and still using that key!

I think people just being a bit thick is considerably more likely then everyone on Facebook being afflicted with neurological conditions.

My favourite of these is "an orange" which started as "a norange" and then also became the colour word for that fruit! (Spanish: naranja. Arabic naranj)

Wow you're a really boring joyless person.

Because I think punctuation and grammar are important ant I don't like speech littered with 'like'?
But why with argue or explain to stupid?

I hyphenate ALL THE WORDS in essays when there's a word count limit and I've gone over it. 😬

As well as removing all the "that/s".

😆

I saw this the other way round the other day. 😫

Chester Draws

...no, just no.

I feel that way aswell

Inbetween just makes sense. It should be a word.

@Tropicaliyes

Thisismeyeah
Your smart. Youve learnt me something new today

Someone cannot learn you something.. They have “Taught” you something.

learning is something you do, not what someone else does for you. You can “learn something new today” however if someone has made you aware of something you never previously knew, then they taught you, not “learnt” you.

@Thisismeyeah was JOKING! Jeez!

Oh, my son showed me one the other day.

FOR SALE Coughing, 6ft2 long. Selling due to wrong diagnosis.

That one makes me laugh though 😂

@welshpolarbear it was perfectly obvious you was joking!

I've never established if aswell is a word of not?

Sometimes autocorrect separates it and other times not?

I'm waiting for the avalanche of posters who like to chip in saying there's no such thing as "wrong" words and grammar, because language is always evolving and they know a professor from Cambridge who agrees with them.

Urgh this quoting keeps catching me out

@welshpolarbear

i fink I meant it was obvious @Thisismeyeah was joking!

@LaPerduta for me it's the fact that people use non & none incorrectly.

I'm not talking about compounds. I'm talking about, for example, if somebody writes "each-other". As I said, I know why people do it – when the two words are spoken they kind of run into each other. It's like a different version of writing two words without a space between them – "abit", "alot", "infront".

These are the 2 I came to add. LED especially winds me up.

Stop please @uhOhOP - this is too painful. I hate that too. Shudder.

Ha ha. That's reminded me of this:

It's not the cough that carries you off
It's the coffin they carries you off in