All-Star Grammar Thread - Have At It

[little miss coach E]

... "the once you adore"............... :deathdrop:

 

[MaineStar234]

Today someone I follow on Instagram posted with a comment about their "partner and crime." I was laughing out loud when I read it.

 

[Cheeranswers]

can passing this test be a requirement to have a fierce board account?
Quizfreak - Can You Correctly Spell The 11 Most Commonly Misspelled Words?

 

[Cheer Dad]

can passing this test be a requirement to have a fierce board account?
Quizfreak - Can You Correctly Spell The 11 Most Commonly Misspelled Words?

Only if I can be grandfathered in.

 

[kristenthegreat]

can passing this test be a requirement to have a fierce board account?
Quizfreak - Can You Correctly Spell The 11 Most Commonly Misspelled Words?

I've got a bone to pick with the 3 I got wrong- because my answers are commonly accepted versions of the words I got 'incorrect', or they were the stupid American English versions.

Sorry, but I have a fist full of 'judgement' for the "correct" answer 'judgment.' Also, if an 'error' has occurred since the 17th century and is still widely accepted, at what point of existence is it no longer an error? (I'm looking at you, supercede/supersede).

 

[Just-a-Mom]

(I'm looking at you, supercede/supersede).

This is the one I got wrong. I've never even seen it spelled supersede.

(although I did get judgment right - I think I'm the last person on earth that still spells it that way though. I've even had teachers tell me I'm wrong and it's no longer spelled without the 'e'!)

 

[kristenthegreat]

This is the one I got wrong. I've never even seen it spelled supersede.

(although I did get judgment right - I think I'm the last person on earth that still spells it that way though. I've even had teachers tell me I'm wrong and it's no longer spelled without the 'e'!)

In America. Everywhere else, that E still stands. And apparently most of my literature is not American-based or I've forgotten, because I tend to use the 'e'.

 

[Cheeranswers]

I've got a bone to pick with the 3 I got wrong- because my answers are commonly accepted versions of the words I got 'incorrect', or they were the stupid American English versions.

Sorry, but I have a fist full of 'judgement' for the "correct" answer 'judgment.' Also, if an 'error' has occurred since the 17th century and is still widely accepted, at what point of existence is it no longer an error? (I'm looking at you, supercede/supersede).

i got judgement wrong too. and supercede/supersede cause I never even knew that was a word

 

[Jule]

i got judgement wrong too. and supercede/supersede cause I never even knew that was a word

Same here. But as these are the only ones, I got wrong, I'm pretty happy.

 

[Cheer Dad]

Another person who got the supercede/supersede question wrong. But that's mostly because I just ignore Firefox's spellcheck since it thinks Canadian English is wrong.

Is there anything not wrong about Canada? Just kidding.

 

[CheerBank]

Is there anything not wrong about Canada? Just kidding.

I wish I could add a "u" to all our words, I love how it looks. Colour, favourite, honour, etc.

 

[Ren]

I wish I could add a "u" to all our words, I love how it looks. Colour, favourite, honour, etc.

Move to England!

 

[Nadair5]

Everyone please follow a grammar and English twitter I just created for this sole purpose?! @ARTinLanguage

Thanks!

 

[crazzyeyesassypants]

Is it Colombia or Columbia (South America) for some reason it looks odd to me when people spell it Columbia.

 

[luv2cheer92]

Is it Colombia or Columbia (South America) for some reason it looks odd to me when people spell it Columbia.

I'm pretty sure it's Colombia in South America and Columbia is in South Carolina.


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