Before You Post Your Question, Did You Check Your Grammar?

Your grammar is also wrong mate,

your question should read "Before You Post Your Question, 'DO' You Check Your Grammar?" (Not did)

Or "Before You 'POSTED' Your Question, did You Check Your Grammar?" (Not post)

You are mixing up the past tense with the present tense.

Americans can't speak proper English if they WANTED to since they are poorly trained from the git-go. Too many dangling modifiers. And the problem is also seen in the media. Newspapers defy the rules of language standards as set by the American English. The papers hire people to proof the pages and the pages STILL have tons of errors, grammatical and spelling.

People are getting dumber and dumber b/c people are afraid to enforce the rules anymore. Doctors prescribe anti-bodies like candies nowadays b/c people expect it, and yet 40 years ago a doctor would rather die than recommend anti-bodies. Today the English teachers ignore that people use dangling modifiers and yet when I was a kid the teachers would jump up and down and really whine when we spoke improper grammar.

But it's also b/c no one is responsible for anything anymore... it's "just the way it is".

But yes, I usually check my grammar and my fingers do all the spell checks and together we try to have flawless letters every time. And sometimes I leave a few mistakes just to make people think that I'm really human.

No i dont check my grammar,

Cuz I know I'm always right,,

and being a HUMAN 1% human errors are always possible, and thats with me too ;-))

so why to waste my time,

But yeah the persons mentioned above, should be advised to check their grammar before they post their questions :))

so that people get the right sense of their question ..... lol

Hi there. I must say that Gindu types far better English then I will ever manage in Malay. I think he does pretty well for himself.

I never bother to check because it's troublesome having to go through what I typed.

Dude, did you check your grammar then? There's a few grammatical errors in your question and text itself.

I Love Capital Letters Too Lol.

Nope.

And for Gindy's Q, Sorry Cikgu Herman, but i dont care as long as i understand..

Woi Herman, SKCB stands for what???? Sekolah Kebangsaan Cina Bintulu???

dont kacau gindy la herman. some grammatical error is fine, as long as we get what he is trying to ask.

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herman..ermm...i hope someday, your dream will come true. maybe all of us in YAM can lepak lepak together and become friends.

to herman the english teacher,

yes cikgu i will check my grandma before posting my question.