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But surely you mean, "Another idea, Vlad, you're on a roll."? :twisted:Quote:
Originally posted by p38arover+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(p38arover)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-Ace
Another idea vlad, youre on a role. I like it. Matt
Ron [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif[/img][/b][/quote]
Whatever, i dont really care anymore.,"'!;:,.)({}][/?.,!. Matt
I'd say read it as won't because:Quote:
Originally posted by p38arover
Ahh, but they make an enormous difference to meaning of a word or sentence.
For example, if I see "wont" am I to read it as "won't" meaning "wouldn't" or "wont" meaning "accustomed" or "apt"?
The lack of commas can make reading seriously difficult - have you ever read legal documents? They avoid commas completely thus making them very abiguous.
Ron (not a teacher and someone who was never a great English student - I preferred maths and the sciences).
Most of the miscreants on this forum don't use fancy words like 'wont'
Most of the miscreants on this forum can't type.
I'd say read it as won't because:Quote:
Originally posted by VladTepes+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(VladTepes)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-p38arover
Ahh, but they make an enormous difference to meaning of a word or sentence.
For example, if I see "wont" am I to read it as "won't" meaning "wouldn't" or "wont" meaning "accustomed" or "apt"?
The lack of commas can make reading seriously difficult - have you ever read legal documents? They avoid commas completely thus making them very abiguous.
Ron (not a teacher and someone who was never a great English student - I preferred maths and the sciences).
Most of the miscreants on this forum don't use fancy words like 'wont'
Most of the miscreants on this forum can't type.[/b][/quote]
just think of us as all legal proffesionals
just think of us as all legal proffesionals[/b][/quote]Quote:
Originally posted by DiscoTDI+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(DiscoTDI)</div><div class='quotemain'>Quote:
Originally posted by VladTepes@
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Ahh, but they make an enormous difference to meaning of a word or sentence.
For example, if I see "wont" am I to read it as "won't" meaning "wouldn't" or "wont" meaning "accustomed" or "apt"?
The lack of commas can make reading seriously difficult - have you ever read legal documents? They avoid commas completely thus making them very abiguous.
Ron (not a teacher and someone who was never a great English student - I preferred maths and the sciences).
I'd say read it as won't because:
Most of the miscreants on this forum don't use fancy words like 'wont'
Most of the miscreants on this forum can't type.
Yeah thats what i am. Matt
shouldn't that be Illegal professionals....
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Originally posted by VladTepes
shouldn't that be Illegal professionals....
No i am 100% legitimate. :wink: Matt
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Originally posted by Ace+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Ace)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-VladTepes
shouldn't that be Illegal professionals....
No i am 100% legitimate. :wink: Matt[/b][/quote]
theres that spelling again
Ace its spelt illegitimate :wink:
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Originally posted by DiscoTDI+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(DiscoTDI)</div><div class='quotemain'>Quote:
Originally posted by Ace@
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shouldn't that be Illegal professionals....
No i am 100% legitimate. :wink: Matt
theres that spelling again
Ace its spelt illegitimate :wink:[/b][/quote]
Oops silly me, i must get around to buying that dictionary, this forum cant have a bunch of illiterate misfits inhabiting it. Matt
whos illiterate 8)
All of America and parts of Australia .... :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:Quote:
Originally posted by DiscoTDI
whos illiterate 8)
Davo