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Even more, lie and lay are almost always written and said wrongly. I can prove to you that you do not use these verbs correctly. When was the last time you uttered "have lain"?
Who and whom are often said and written wrongly.
This was my first viewing and I can say with complete confidence I have no idea who killed who and why but I dont care!
Do you still spell it as "alot" even when doing formal writing or are these emails informal?
Quote from: FLYmeatwad on October 28, 2009, 05:58:36 PMDo you still spell it as "alot" even when doing formal writing or are these emails informal?It's all informal. I would not use alot in a formal context.
Quote from: Clovis8 on October 28, 2009, 06:00:51 PMQuote from: FLYmeatwad on October 28, 2009, 05:58:36 PMDo you still spell it as "alot" even when doing formal writing or are these emails informal?It's all informal. I would not use alot in a formal context. But, if you would use it in formal context would you still spell it that way?
Quote from: FLYmeatwad on October 28, 2009, 06:06:57 PMQuote from: Clovis8 on October 28, 2009, 06:00:51 PMQuote from: FLYmeatwad on October 28, 2009, 05:58:36 PMDo you still spell it as "alot" even when doing formal writing or are these emails informal?It's all informal. I would not use alot in a formal context. But, if you would use it in formal context would you still spell it that way?I think the correct way is a lot rather than alot. It's just me being too informal. I am going to move this discussion though.
I actually consider a lot of movies to be life-changing! I take them to my heart and they melt into my personality.
This is my basic ruleUse who if the answer is he or she or they. (Who did it, he/she/they did)Use whom if the answer is him, her or them. (To whom should I speak, speak to him/her/them)right?