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reaction, because it is most definitely needed! 
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reaction, because it is most definitely needed! 
no more smith!!!!!!!!
"I seen" and "on accident" send me into a rage.
same with "i done"!
I think that you meant to say none, not non, but 'there isn't one' would make more sense.
sorry that was a bit of an in joke. Brummy Mummy is always saying ‘non’ instead of none.
Our you only aloud to comment on hear if you‘re grammer is prefiction?.
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"On Christmas" and "on the weekend".
I say "at Christmas" and "at the weekend".
Am I wrong? Am I unjustified in my loathing?
I say "at Christmas" and "at the weekend".
Am I wrong? Am I unjustified in my loathing?
On Christmas technically means just the 25th of December I.e. Christmas day as opposed to the whole Xmas period and on the weekend is American English, it annoys me how it is becoming increasingly used in the UK
“on accident“
its BY accident.
its BY accident.
This might already have been mentioned, but the use of ‘his’ instead of ‘he’s’
‘His had his breakfast’
I follow someone on insta who does this constantly, in fact all her grammar is terrible, it drives me insane!
‘His had his breakfast’
I follow someone on insta who does this constantly, in fact all her grammar is terrible, it drives me insane!
I don't see that one as much, thankfully.same with "i done"!
On another note, I am finding the tabloids seem to be employing "journalists" who are not far off being illiterate. Many articles now are unreadble because the writing is so appalling.
Even so-called reputable papers have atrocious punctuation at times
Adverbs seem to be a thing of the past. 
For example, he ran quick down the road. No, he ran quickly down the road.
For example, he ran quick down the road. No, he ran quickly down the road.
I'm sure this must have been mention before, but I absolutely hate when people say "I could care less", instead of "I couldn't care less". It makes me irrationally angry.
omg, in that new bank ad with David Tenant doing the voiceover, one of the women says, "Why does my card have no numbers on it?"
you really couldn't have worded that ANY better? ...for a bank with 56 million or whatever customers in the US? (i've seen the advert so many times lol it's clearly done its job)
you really couldn't have worded that ANY better? ...for a bank with 56 million or whatever customers in the US? (i've seen the advert so many times lol it's clearly done its job)
Blame America.
THIS. the irrational anger is real! i genuinely don't understand how people don't realise that by messing up the phrase, they are saying the exact opposite of what they are trying to say! "i could care less!" - you very much COULD care less, meaning it is a situation/issue you DO care about.
there are SO many phrases where people do this, there is a true crime podcast I listen to by a couple of american women and they make mistakes like this ALL the time. Unless you are a nonnative speaker mistakes like this are ridiculousTHIS. the irrational anger is real! i genuinely don't understand how people don't realise that by messing up the phrase, they are saying the exact opposite of what they are trying to say! "i could care less!" - you very much COULD care less, meaning it is a situation/issue you DO care about.
yes! how on earth could you guess?Is it the crime junkie podcast by any chance?
i listened to it today and she made a mistake with a very basic verb as well I don't know why I put myself through it sometimes