December 19, 20169 yr Going back to my thread a few months ago, I still get nervous writing effect/affect. Still don't fully get the difference. For me it is who and whom. I can never remember the rules for their use.
December 19, 20169 yr For me it is who and whom. I can never remember the rules for their use. Oh, whom really cares.:whistling:
December 19, 20169 yr I don't have time for this....I have to warsh some clothes That's funny right their!
December 19, 20169 yr I don't have time for this....I have to warsh some clothes Make shore the warter is clean.
December 19, 20169 yr I don't have time for this....I have to warsh some clothes Did you by any of those close in Warshington? :lol2:
December 19, 20169 yr I've found that I'm giving passes to a lot more people typing these days, simply because of some of the automated features that our phones seem to have these days with regards to word insertions. However, it's still nails-on-the-chalkboard for me to hear ideal (idea), liebarry (library) and of course, everyone's favorite ax (with or without the "e") instead of ask. The idea/ideal is a pet peeve... When someone says they want to itch something...ugh...you scratch the itch.
December 19, 20169 yr affect is active. A is to Affect change. effect is the result. Or at least that's how a wonderful lady named Ms. Johnson taught me to remember it a hundred years ago. I appreciate Miss Hall in HHS middle school now a lot more than I did when I went there... I mean their...I mean they're... She was a tough lady but she did learn me a lot...lol (teach) For the record I know it is "there" as well
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