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Is it wrong of me to judge people as morons if they use the word "then" when they should use "than"?
This grammatical error annoys me to no end. If I see it written, I automatically think the person's I.Q. can't be over 70.
This ONLY applies to native English speakers.
7 Answers
- whrldpzLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
I hate it when 99% of the media people say "anxious" when they mean "eager." They need the dictionary hitting them on the head to fix this one. And I don't like a person's place of employment to be called "my work." I think work is more of a verb and it sounds like a first grader when they say it; like they have an IQ the same as their shoe size!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Depends. If they are writing an essay you have to read, sure. Otherwise, nope. I mean on yahoo answers I make so many grammatical errors and spelling/typing mistakes it is pathetic. That is because I really don't care about that kinda thing on here.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
yes, because i dont think they're morons, they just don't know which one to use! the English language is the hardest language to learn because of things like that. although i do know when to use than and then :)
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Perfectionist that I am as well I've made mistakes with homonyms and NOT caught then.
To err is human, to forgive is ant-like!
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
no its not wrong it just makes other people see you as a moron. i hope you dont think thats wrong.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I can't stand it when people write 'would of' or 'could of' instead of 'would have' and 'could have'.
-and misused apostrophe's.