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Yes, let's ignore non-native English speakers' mistakes. That way, they will never learn, and we can continue to subjugate them, along with those for whom Engli
by delluminatus 13y ago
Yes, let's ignore non-native English speakers' mistakes. That way, they will never learn, and we can continue to subjugate them, along with those for whom English is a first language, but cannot speak it correctly, probably because they were never taught that "should have" is not spelt "should of" and that their "they're"s aren't quite there.
- mechanical_fish 13y ago"Spelt", in my dialect, is incorrectly spelled, and is a noun referring to a variety of wheat. Now, was the "correction" I just offered you effective and useful, or was it merely irrelevant, provincial, chauvinistic, uninvited, uninviting, and just plain rude? (A note to downthread grammar trolls: I just used an Oxford comma, boldly, without apology. Have fun.)
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