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Originally posted by pretty~cocoa~eyes:
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Originally posted by Daniel J*:
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Originally posted by Gorgeous Mimi:
I think it's not so nice to pull someone up on their grammer . . . .but that's just me.

Provided it's not done in a mean way then it could be seen as constructive. Writing "should of" in a CV or job application probably won't help get the job if it needs writing skills. It stands out too much.
Its pretty obvious it was malicious Nod


You can't pull someone up on grammar in a constuctive way. Those of us who struggled with English at school will never get better. 'Tis much the same as some people will never be numerate.
I agree especially if its done after a disagreement...
prettycocoaeyes
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Originally posted by pretty~cocoa~eyes:
I agree especially if its done after a disagreement...[/QUOTE]

Well you can aim at that me because I have disagreed with Roxi but Tartanveggie is one of the nicest people on here and she hasn't had any dealings with her as far as I am aware.

Not everyone who dislikes bad grammar is being nasty
FM
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Originally posted by Garage Joe:
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Originally posted by Veggieburger:
Not everyone who dislikes bad grammar is being nasty



Indeed! But I live in hope that before my days are over that I will meet a couple of English teachers who did their best to humiliate me.


Morning Joe wavey

I think we all have memories of one teacher who humiliated us or made our lives a misery.
It's sad how those things stick with you throughout your life Frowner

There are a few I would have some choice words with
FM
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Originally posted by Garage Joe:
You can't pull someone up on grammar in a constuctive way. Those of us who struggled with English at school will never get better. 'Tis much the same as some people will never be numerate.

C'mon, that's nonsense.

Mistakes on a 'chat' forum are one thing but the correct use of its/it's, their/there, of/have, and so on is simply a matter of instruction and practice. They stand out so much when used wrongly that they're surely worth sorting out if one relies on writing.
FM
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Originally posted by The Devil In Diamante:
So sad...I had managed to get Tickets as well, not until January next year though! It was hard enough to get them, I have no idea how anyone managed to get tickets for the original shows as I had signed up to every site going (O2 etc) and was on the net 1st thing when the box-office opened...!!!!!

RIP MJ Angel


You were lucky to get tickets. So sad Michael never got to do his shows Frowner
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Originally posted by Roxi:
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Originally posted by The Devil In Diamante:
So sad...I had managed to get Tickets as well, not until January next year though! It was hard enough to get them, I have no idea how anyone managed to get tickets for the original shows as I had signed up to every site going (O2 etc) and was on the net 1st thing when the box-office opened...!!!!!

RIP MJ Angel


You were lucky to get tickets. So sad Michael never got to do his shows Frowner


I know, I am still so sad Roxi! Valentine
The Devil In Diamante
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Originally posted by Daniel J*:
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Originally posted by Garage Joe:
You can't pull someone up on grammar in a constuctive way. Those of us who struggled with English at school will never get better. 'Tis much the same as some people will never be numerate.

C'mon, that's nonsense.

Mistakes on a 'chat' forum are one thing but the correct use of its/it's, their/there, of/have, and so on is simply a matter of instruction and practice. They stand out so much when used wrongly that they're surely worth sorting out if one relies on writing.


Luckily I don't. I have never been able to spell properly and make most mistakes with single and double letters. You can pull me up as much as you want (Fnarr fnarr!) but I willn't change.
Garage Joe
I play some of his music, vids or dvd's, every day because I enjoy them, at some point though I realise this is all the millions of fans are left with now. Maybe there will be unreleased music in the future but as I love different forms of dance which certainly includes his routines it's sad to think there will be no more new routines to enjoy.

I truly believe he's in a happier place than this world and I'm grateful his music was a happy part of my life and will continue to be so, it's still sad and hard to believe he's left though.
Yellow Rose
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Originally posted by Roxi:
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Originally posted by The Devil In Diamante:
I know, I am still so sad Roxi! Valentine


Hug

Yellow Rose I have read Michael produced new music for a new album and that eventually this new music will be released


I read there's enough to release a few albums! Thumbs Up

...he'll NEVER be gone....Angel


That's good news about some new songs Thumbs Up
Yellow Rose

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