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As a public service, here are a few tips on English usage that would benefit the site:

1. It's 'hear, hear' not 'here, here'.
2. It's 'judgment' not 'judgement'.
3. 'Lose' and 'loose' are not interchangeable.
4. 'There', 'their' and 'they're' really do mean different things.
5. 'Its' is the possessive; 'it's' is a contraction of 'it is'.
6. 'None' takes the singular, and in most cases can be thought of as a contraction of 'not one'. Thus one says 'none of them was guilty', not 'none of them were guilty'.
7. It's 'could have', not 'could of'.
8. Plurals do not require apostrophes (as opposed to 'plural's do not require apostrophe's'😉.

Believe me, I could go on...

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Originally posted by ivangrice

2. It's 'judgment' not 'judgement'.
WGAF?

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=judgement

Loser 😛

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Originally posted by rhb
WGAF?

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=judgement

Loser 😛
He should be "hanged".

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Originally posted by ivangrice
As a public service, here are a few tips on English usage that would benefit the site:

1. It's 'hear, hear' not 'here, here'.
2. It's 'judgment' not 'judgement'.
3. 'Lose' and 'loose' are not interchangeable.
4. 'There', 'their' and 'they're' really do mean different things.
5. 'Its' is the possessive; 'it's' is a cont ...[text shortened]... phes (as opposed to 'plural's do not require apostrophe's'😉.

Believe me, I could go on...
you already have already gone on.... are you and bowmann one and the same?

are you Bowgrice or Ivanmann

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Originally posted by ivangrice
As a public service, here are a few tips on English usage that would benefit the site:

1. It's 'hear, hear' not 'here, here'.
2. It's 'judgment' not 'judgement'.
3. 'Lose' and 'loose' are not interchangeable.
4. 'There', 'their' and 'they're' really do mean different things.
5. 'Its' is the possessive; 'it's' is a cont ...[text shortened]... phes (as opposed to 'plural's do not require apostrophe's'😉.

Believe me, I could go on...
No.

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Originally posted by ivangrice
As a public service, here are a few tips on English usage that would benefit the site:

1. It's 'hear, hear' not 'here, here'.
2. It's 'judgment' not 'judgement'.
3. 'Lose' and 'loose' are not interchangeable.
4. 'There', 'their' and 'they're' really do mean different things.
5. 'Its' is the possessive; 'it's' is a cont ...[text shortened]... phes (as opposed to 'plural's do not require apostrophe's'😉.

Believe me, I could go on...
Here here, I could of believed that judgement if none of it's word's was wrong. their all writen badly. you loose.

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Originally posted by ivangrice
As a public service, here are a few tips on English usage that would benefit the site:

1. It's 'hear, hear' not 'here, here'.
2. It's 'judgment' not 'judgement'.
3. 'Lose' and 'loose' are not interchangeable.
4. 'There', 'their' and 'they're' really do mean different things.
5. 'Its' is the possessive; 'it's' is a cont ...[text shortened]... phes (as opposed to 'plural's do not require apostrophe's'😉.

Believe me, I could go on...
Congratulations ! You've completely eliminated Bowmann's reason for living with one post !

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Originally posted by ivangrice
As a public service, here are a few tips on English usage that would benefit the site:

1. It's 'hear, hear' not 'here, here'.
2. It's 'judgment' not 'judgement'.
3. 'Lose' and 'loose' are not interchangeable.
4. 'There', 'their' and 'they're' really do mean different things.
5. 'Its' is the possessive; 'it's' is a cont ...[text shortened]... phes (as opposed to 'plural's do not require apostrophe's'😉.

Believe me, I could go on...
Here, here! Another judgement made in a loose fashion. There no exceptions, it seems, not even for the non-native English writers. Its a shame! As of the native ones, none of them were ever caught of making a mistake (or what?).

Cheers!

edit: I could of translated this into English, but was not sure everybody would understand it 🙂

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Originally posted by rhb
WGAF?

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=judgement

Loser 😛
Would your URL come from the same site as this:

http://dictionary.reference.com/help/faq/language/j/judgment.html

Just curious.

:-)

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Originally posted by ivangrice
Would your URL come from the same site as this:

http://dictionary.reference.com/help/faq/language/j/judgment.html

Just curious.

:-)
I have good reason to use the variant. 😛

Edit - to answer your question, comparing the URLs suggests the site is the same.

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Originally posted by rhb
I have good reason to use the variant. 😛

Edit - to answer your question, comparing the URLs suggests the site is the same.
Indeed, they would appear to be the same.

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Originally posted by fiesta
you already have already gone on.... are you and bowmann one and the same?

are you Bowgrice or Ivanmann
No, if I were Bowmann I would have pointed out that you used a redundant 'already'.

Then I would have asked you if you were any good.

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Originally posted by ivangrice
As a public service, here are a few tips on English usage that would benefit the site:

1. It's 'hear, hear' not 'here, here'.
2. It's 'judgment' not 'judgement'.
3. 'Lose' and 'loose' are not interchangeable.
4. 'There', 'their' and 'they're' really do mean different things.
5. 'Its' is the possessive; 'it's' is a cont ...[text shortened]... phes (as opposed to 'plural's do not require apostrophe's'😉.

Believe me, I could go on...
BM: " I could go on... "


Please do ......

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Originally posted by ivangrice
Indeed, they would appear to be the same.
I was surprised you could not complete the comparison without my assistance 😉

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Originally posted by rhb
I was surprised you could not complete the comparison without my assistance 😉
That's nothing to my surprise at your plodding expression of surprise.

I forecast recursive fun...

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