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I'm Alive!!!

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Take a deep breath? Me? What? I can't!

 

And Horn, that needs rewritten, or else you fail!

 

;D

*caughs kraka suck up caughs*  ;D

 

Of course you can take a deep breath..*takes Jea gently by the shoulders*...now just inhale like your smelling a flower or the woods... ;)

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*glares at Tharen* Hands off boy!

 

Horn - you changed my active voice to passive!

This...

 

And Horn, that needs rewritten, or else you fail!

 

But the following does, when you read it:

 

And Horn, that needs rewriting, or else you fail!
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In that case, it should be...

 

And Horn, that needs rewrote, or else you fail!

Um, that doesn't make sense either when you read it! Maybe I should sack my secretary...  :P

YOU'RE!!!!!! NOT YOUR!!!!!!

 

Sorry, that is one of the common errors I hate and do get jumpy at!

The ones that annoy me are:

 

- your and you're

- there, their and they're

- lose and loose

 

That is my top 3!

Those are the mistakes I commonly make though Corki..

 

 

*hides*

 

I should get myself a crash course English...

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Ah, Corki shares my issues with homophones! The to, too and two one gets me a lot as well.

 

Amavia - you're doing great for being an English Language Learner!

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