So they say things like, "I really literally the movie"?
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So they say things like, "I really literally the movie"?
They like literally put everywhere in the sentence?
- Not knowing the difference between "good" and "well"
- "Could care less"
- Irregardless
- "Same difference"
- wHeN pEoPlE tYpE LiKe tHiS
- Text speak
I've never seen anyone type like this. I'm assuming it's because they all get killed off.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
Yeah, I still see it. It's even more annoying when people text like that as well.
I know someone who types like that and she's in her thirties 0_oQuote:
Originally Posted by CloI've never seen anyone type like this. I'm assuming it's because they all get killed off.Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthernChaosGod
No, like as in similar to, so NE's talking about this kind of thing:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shiny
"That movie, like, sucked."
=
"That movie literally sucked."
It pisses me off too.
Right now what bothers me most is the your/you're thing. I think people should just stop using contractions altogether now. :mad2:
With English I'm fairly descriptivist (but spelling mistakes and the like still annoy me) but I get hugely prescriptivist and picky with foreign languages.
An ex-workmate of mine posted this on her Xanga yesterday.
She didn't get the job.Quote:
literally, i am PRO at interviews. i am no longer scare of interviews. i dont practice for what im going to say, i just say whatever comes into my mind LOLthe truth. seriously, it is so easy. dont prepare ur answer.coz it just doesnt work LOLis like memorising an essay-____-'' u will just sound like a machine. for me, im not even bothered anymore to think what im gonna b asked. i just answer on the spot.and the most annoying thing about interviews isWHAT SHOULD I WEAR???
Scratching nylon seatbelts.