Club Arnage
Club Arnage => General Discussion => Topic started by: Catchpole on November 06, 2007, 04:38:39 pm
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Manchester? hhhhmmmmm!
Come on Fran get em sorted ;D
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Manchester? hhhhmmmmm!
Come on Fran get em sorted ;D
I don't think even The Wise One could sort out the Vicky Pollards of this country.
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"I phoned Camelot and they fobbed me off with some story that -6 is higher - not lower - than -8 but I'm not having it."
"I think Camelot are giving people the wrong impression - the card doesn't say to look for a colder or warmer temperature, it says to look for a higher or lower number. Six is a lower number than 8. Imagine how many people have been misled."
:laugh:
These people exist, they really do. God help us.
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Peter, does your reference to Education Standards in todays* Britain refer to the correct use of the apostrophe? ;) ;D :-[
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As it is but one chav, who is singularly possessed with woe, I would say that the application of the apostrophe is, in this instance, correct as written; although to avoid any possibility of confusion, it could have been expressed as "the woe of a chav".....
MG Mark
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Manchester? hhhhmmmmm!
Come on Fran get em sorted ;D
Nothing to do with me ::)
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As it is but one chav, who is singularly possessed with woe, I would say that the application of the apostrophe is, in this instance, correct as written; although to avoid any possibility of confusion, it could have been expressed as "the woe of a chav".....
MG Mark
Alas Mark, I believe my learned colleague, Mr. A. Zarse, was making reference to the absence of the apostrophe in todays and not the correctly positioned apostrophe in chav's.
But I suppose it is an easy mistake for the poorly educated to make :-\
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the most grammatical correct sentance is
English is a wonderful language
So it might, so it might....
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Oh, I thought the question was about Peter's sentence, not the wafflings of some Mancunian Grauniad buffoon in the actual news article! Teach me to read and type quickly.... ;)
MG Mark
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I haven't a clue what you are on about.
Except, that is, there should be a capital at the start of the sentence and i.e. should have full stops.
P. E. Dant.
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And anything in exclamation marks should start with a capital. How are you going to fit us all in?
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It's nice to see that you have all been occupying yourselves in a constructive manner whilst I have been away- how's it going chaps?
Come on Fran, stick up for your fellow Mancs ;D
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And anything in exclamation marks should start with a capital. How are you going to fit us all in?
They look more like quote marks to me Bob... ;D
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As my English master always told me, the most grammatical correct sentance is...
Surely if your English master had been any good he would have been telling you that it is the most grammatically correct sentance ;)
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As my English master always told me, the most grammatical correct sentance is...
Surely if your English master had been any good he would have been telling you that it is the most grammatically correct sentance ;)
or "sentence" possibly! :police:
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As my English master always told me, the most grammatical correct sentance is...
Surely if your English master had been any good he would have been telling you that it is the most grammatically correct sentance ;)
or "sentence" possibly! :police:
Indeed so. Grammar I can cope with but when it comes to spaeling it al goos too pot
