I would say this because they literally added a new definition to the dictionary to include the incorrect way of using it . Which it’s the exact opposite. Soo I do not how that is justified it baffles my mind literally. I mean I understand it. used In writing but in so many ways I feel people don’t actually known the definition and so don’t provide the correct context to it. Or They actually think it means figuratively. But it will only work that way if it done correctly. Otherwise it just sounds dumb. Ugh I Literally couldn’t care less if their cat puked on the carpet over there, And then turned to us and said they’re going I would say this because they literally added a new definition to the dictionary to include the incorrect way of using it . Which it’s the exact opposite. Soo I do not how that is justified it baffles my mind literally. I mean I understand it. used In writing but in so many ways I feel people don’t actually known the definition and so don’t provide the correct context to it. Or They actually think it means figuratively. But it will only work that way if it done correctly. Otherwise it just sounds dumb. Ugh I Literally couldn’t care less if their dad called but he couldn’t hear from over there so he stepped over here , And then turned to us and said they’re going out there for a bit. . I’d Just think you’re cool but your moms cooler.
I had no idea about “the spit and image” expression. I‘ve been using that one incorrectly my whole life. Most of these are mildly annoying but for whatever reason, the there/their/they’re and your/you’re bother me the most. “I’m drownding in work.” “Drownding” vs drowning is used so commonly in my area that I started second guessing the incorrectness of it. I’ve done some research and there are some explanations as to it being correct but others refute it. I don’t like it though.
I'm surprised someone actually looked up the link (but no one noticed the grammar mistake on it, yet.)
The one people used to use to incorrectly where I'm from is woman/women. "I'm a rare conservative women." Or "what really goes through the minds of all these college-aged woman." That one happens so often, it irks me the most! Not just writing/typing mistakes, but people *saying* them wrong, out loud.
The wording of the link made it sound like a question from Gag and then I saw it was an article instead. I’m not the best at catching errors in written form because I read so quickly that I skip over words sometimes and allow my brain to connect the dots. Bad habit, it can be. I’ve heard that a lot but mostly from kids trying to sort through their understanding of plurals. My younger brother corrected me on the woman/women one when I was probably 10 and I’ve never forgotten his annoyance with me!
I wouldn't say it's any particular one, because for me what matters is whether or not I can grasp what the person meant, so which one became more annoying would depend on the rest of the sentence.
But... Ironically, autocorrect's many replacements is the most annoying word substitution to me. It is especially irritating if you're a writer, and you make up words frequently, and often type in a way to convey character accents or dialects.
How do you turn it off in word processor applications though?
It's almost as irritating as auto bullet and numbering (that shit is rage inducing, and I can't figure out how to turn that off in certain programs either lol).
It's usually F7 to get the spell check activated, and it should be in the options of the spell check. I use Google Docs though, so that's kind of different from Microsoft Office, WPS Office, and other word processor programs.
I picked C. It cracks me up when people misuse that word.
Another thing is the over use of superlatives like totally, amazing, awesome, incredible, etc. I mean, when you use words like that for rather ordinary stuff, where do you go when something is even better?
Irregardless of these facts, we should discuss these things first between you and I. I know you could care less about it lacking your formal education, but their are important things at hand. It is literally so important because this is a matter that concerns the statue of limitations and not just you're well-being.
Like literally its everytime your talking to someone and there’re misspelings all and made up words and mispunctuations other errors then their always like why dont my opinions get tookin’ seriously and stuff irregardless also run-on sentences.
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