Well half the posts on these forums don't make sense, so please read this thread.

Our - A belonging or relating to the poster, e.g Our PC broke down today.

Are - Don't know how to explain it but, e.g Where are you?, There are 10 cards.

Their - Someone's posession, e.g Their church is a very nice church.

They're - They are doing something, e.g I hope they're having a nice time!

There - A place, e.g They're over there!

Would've - Would have, e.g I would've preferred a G25 but my DFP is fine!

And remember apostrophes, e.g isn't, they're, don't etc.

Please post suggestions!

And it´s "would have" or "would´ve", not "would of".

pointless??

trying to grow your epenis sean?

The last time a thread like this was started, wasn't the OP just entirely shot down with multiple grammar errors?

I find the source for this thread sort of ironic, too.

I would add: 'You' is spelt with a 'y' and an 'o' as well.

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There is no such word as "aren't"

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There is no such word as "aren't"

What are you talking about? "Aren't" is a word. It's a contraction of "are not". It's in the dictionary; it's a word.

Gah, what was I thinking

Quote from niall09 :

Gah, what was I thinking

You were thinking "ain't".

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There - A place, e.g They're over there!

For the benifit of not causing confusion, change the They're to "they are" in there... I had to look twice.

Maybe because not everyone speak english as maternal language on this forum.

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Maybe because not everyone speak english as maternal language on this forum.

Which doesn't mean they should not learn how to speak it. Most of the internet is english-speaking, so why refuse to do it properly?

Quote from CobraDrifter :

Maybe because not everyone speak english as maternal language on this forum.

Here I tend to find that those without English as their primary language often make a better effort at it than those who do.

I'm referring mainly to the younger British and American contributers who "typ lik dis 2 u", as if there was a tax on keystrokes, especially vowels.

Your - Is that your fire??

You're - You're on fire!!

Proper English: OMG! They're gunna need their BIG fire engine to put out that there fire!