I'm reminded of some people who say "for all intensive purposes," which makes no sense. The phrase is "for all intents and purposes."
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I'm reminded of some people who say "for all intensive purposes," which makes no sense. The phrase is "for all intents and purposes."
And also people who say "one foul swoop" as opposed to "one fell swoop"
My English teacher in grade 11 once told our class about a time when she was correcting the provincial English assessments and one student instead of writing "make belief" wrote "maple leaf". lol.
For some reason my driving instructor always used to say 'patently' instead of 'blatently' which, even though I don't usually care about other people's grammar unless it's for something important, REALLY starts to grate when you're stuck in a car for hours on end with someone endlessly saying 'now he could PATENTLY see you there and he still pulled out...'
That's patently ridiculous, Imperfectionist!
spelling mistakes:
definately, definetely (which I can understand, a lot of people don't know it's "definitely". I even used to spell it that way up until ~3 years ago when I looked it up.)
Odviously.
Supposedbly.
etc.. :(
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also I hope you enslaved those basketball people
I do not befriend people who make grammar mistakes!
I do not have many friends. :(