

excelent
not a chance, no one here will fall for that
PS you spelt excelent wrong
excelent
not a chance, no one here will fall for that
PS you spelt excelent wrong
Next time put a : after PS, wiil you?
Shouldn't a sentence start upper case, even in english?excelent
not a chance, no one here will fall for that
PS you spelt excelent wrong
Next time put a : after PS, wiil you?
you're smiley's incomplete

"You're" should be "Your" (unless you have some strange relationship with John LeCarré's character George SmileyShouldn't a sentence start upper case, even in english?excelent
not a chance, no one here will fall for that
PS you spelt excelent wrong
Next time put a : after PS, wiil you?
you're smiley's incomplete
).Shouldn't a sentence start upper case, even in english?excelent
not a chance, no one here will fall for that
PS you spelt excelent wrong
Next time put a : after PS, wiil you?
you're smiley's incomplete

Shouldn't a sentence start upper case, even in english?excelent
not a chance, no one here will fall for that
PS you spelt excelent wrong
Next time put a : after PS, wiil you?
you're smiley's incomplete
And it should have a full stop at the end! But us native speakers are (mostly) very flexible and forgiving with our own mistakes

Shouldn't a sentence start upper case, even in english?excelent
not a chance, no one here will fall for that
PS you spelt excelent wrong
Next time put a : after PS, wiil you?
you're smiley's incomplete
And it should have a full stop at the end! But us native speakers are (mostly) very flexible and forgiving with our own mistakes
But you forgot a full stop yourself.
... us native speakers are (mostly) very flexible and forgiving [especially] with our own mistakes"flexible and forgiving" in my case also means that I know much more grammar rules in foreign languages than I do in English (my native language) - and my foreign language grammar is not *that* good...
Priceless.
from Tmonews
Lol is an acronym, not a word, so it should be LOL.
Priceless.
from Tmonews
Lol is an acronym, not a word, so it should be LOL.
It is also a sentence fragment. :-)
Priceless.
from Tmonews
Lol is an acronym, not a word, so it should be LOL.
It is also a sentence fragment. :-)
Unless it's taken to be in the imperative mood, in which case it's an order for the other person to do it.
This is getting to be something of a ritual but your rite on the lolly.Priceless.
from Tmonews
Lol is an acronym, not a word, so it should be LOL.
It is also a sentence fragment. :-)
Unless it's taken to be in the imperative mood, in which case it's an order for the other person to do it.
This is getting to be something of a ritual but your rite on the lolly.
This is getting to be something of a ritual but your rite on the lolly.Priceless.
from Tmonews
Lol is an acronym, not a word, so it should be LOL.
It is also a sentence fragment. :-)
Unless it's taken to be in the imperative mood, in which case it's an order for the other person to do it.
... I think that should be we native speakers... - but that sounds very posh somehow.Us, teh pplz!
... I think that should be we native speakers... - but that sounds very posh somehow.Us, teh pplz!
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