BBC journos saying "the data is...." It's a plural word you fuckwits.
The same journos saying "different to" rather than "different from". I'd like to smash them over the head with a rubber mallet while shouting "similar to, different from, get it now moron?"
BBC journos saying "the data is...." It's a plural word you fuckwits.
The same journos saying "different to" rather than "different from". I'd like to smash them over the head with a rubber mallet while shouting "similar to, different from, get it now moron?"
the team were .. not the team is .. team is singular .. and this happens with so many singular words, another example .. the herd were .... NO .. the herd is .. this misuse is SOOO common nowadays. especially on the BBC, I wonder if were instead of 'is' is now the accepted form
his. I've noticed quite a few people write "his gone down the pub (or wherever)" when what they mean is he's gone down the pub (or wherever)"... annoys me anyway!
The flip of this really annoys me.
He's boots were colourful, He's name, He's face... etc...
It winds me up. His is not he's and he's is not his... please stop blending them. They mean the opposites of what you're using them both for.
BBC journos saying "the data is...." It's a plural word you fuckwits.
The same journos saying "different to" rather than "different from". I'd like to smash them over the head with a rubber mallet while shouting "similar to, different from, get it now moron?"
'Different to' is absolutely fine. Unless the Oxford Dictionary and Jane Austen are 'morons'.
It's may I. Can implies your ability to go to the toilet.
The word awesome as in some form of description for a film. That film was awesome. No it wasn't, awesome in the true sense of the word can be applied to a hurricane for example, not a film
"That's interesting" when it should be "Get a life you fucking pedants, language evolves and changes and so what if people get it wrong, you can still understand them"
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BBC journos saying "the data is...." It's a plural word you fuckwits.
The same journos saying "different to" rather than "different from". I'd like to smash them over the head with a rubber mallet while shouting "similar to, different from, get it now moron?"
Hopefully
He's boots were colourful, He's name, He's face... etc...
It winds me up. His is not he's and he's is not his... please stop blending them. They mean the opposites of what you're using them both for.
It's may I. Can implies your ability to go to the toilet.
The word awesome as in some form of description for a film. That film was awesome. No it wasn't, awesome in the true sense of the word can be applied to a hurricane for example, not a film
"Hopefully they will come."
NO!
I hope they will come.
They may well not come hopefully.
; - )
As in two per cent
Would of
Could of