been here a while but never introduced
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Gundar1;157534 wrote:
i raced this kid i forgot his name he has a white civic and he said that you had a prelude that was quick and auginbah told meheard of punctuation and sentence structure? i thought they started teaching that in ninth grade.
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Gundar1;157597 wrote:
Yeah they did teach punctuation in ninth grade. I was in school when i typed that, and im in tenth grade so its still new to me.since you were in school, wouldnt you be more in the mindset to correctly use grammer and not ejaculate your thoughts without considering that you might come off as a mentally incapable underclassmen scrub?
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94prelude;157649 wrote:
yeh..... um... thanks for welcoming me and stuff.... hahahai dont want you, and the rest of the young flock that just joined, to end up like i was when i first joined. i was one of those little high school kids that came off as annoying, stupid, and didnt take the time to make what i said make sense.
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d^flex;157644 wrote:
since you were in school, wouldnt you be more in the mindset to correctly use grammer and not ejaculate your thoughts without considering that you might come off as a mentally incapable underclassmen scrub?Since you were in school, wouldn't you be more in the mindset to correctly use grammar, and not ejaculate your thoughts without considering that you might come off as a mentally incapable underclassmen scrub?
(Fixed: missed capitalization on "Since", lack of apostrophe in "wouldn't", spelling of "grammar") Let's all play Grammar Nazi!
The generation of kids that have grown up with the internet seem to do poorly on standard spelling/grammar issues, but even so, they're generally understandable. One wonders just how important the superfluous details of our language are if they can be so resoundingly ignored yet communicating remains possible.
The biggest grammatical travesty that I feel does significantly impact readability, and thus effectiveness of communication, is the lack of paragraph breaks.
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