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Lesson # 2: Spelling and grammar
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Re: Lesson # 2: Spelling and grammar
by Bash Wed 11 Nov - 16:36
whoops mb
A quote is a tecnical word for dialouge. It is what someone litterally says the mark is " ". Do I need to continue?
A quote is a tecnical word for dialouge. It is what someone litterally says the mark is " ". Do I need to continue?
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The hate inside you breeds!
It's getting hard to breathe.
The walls around you fall.
Your legs are getting weak.
You drop down to your knees!
Your mind’s forsaken you!
It's getting hard to breathe.
The walls around you fall.
Your legs are getting weak.
You drop down to your knees!
Your mind’s forsaken you!
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Re: Lesson # 2: Spelling and grammar
by Bash Wed 11 Nov - 16:59
Let us try a different approach.
If I said:
"Hey, I am hungry."
Then the part where I talked is the quote/dialouge.
QUOTES AND DIALOUGE IS CONVERSTATION!
rp sample: Jack and Jill are talking. Jack says, "Hey, I am hungry." Jill said, "Let us go out to eat." Jack snapped his fingers, "Good idea," he said, "Where would you like to eat?" Jill thought about it for a minuite, "How about Taco Bell?" Jack was excited, "Yes, I love tacos."
I think that was a decent example. Did that help?
If I said:
"Hey, I am hungry."
Then the part where I talked is the quote/dialouge.
QUOTES AND DIALOUGE IS CONVERSTATION!
rp sample: Jack and Jill are talking. Jack says, "Hey, I am hungry." Jill said, "Let us go out to eat." Jack snapped his fingers, "Good idea," he said, "Where would you like to eat?" Jill thought about it for a minuite, "How about Taco Bell?" Jack was excited, "Yes, I love tacos."
I think that was a decent example. Did that help?
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The hate inside you breeds!
It's getting hard to breathe.
The walls around you fall.
Your legs are getting weak.
You drop down to your knees!
Your mind’s forsaken you!
It's getting hard to breathe.
The walls around you fall.
Your legs are getting weak.
You drop down to your knees!
Your mind’s forsaken you!
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Re: Lesson # 2: Spelling and grammar
by Bash Wed 11 Nov - 17:11
Well, we are not gonna kill you for that. I am just telling you how to write American English properly. Even I make mistakes, like when I spelled sentences.
Can I continue with the next lesson?
or would you like me to skip to a lesson that you need awsering.
Can I continue with the next lesson?
or would you like me to skip to a lesson that you need awsering.
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The hate inside you breeds!
It's getting hard to breathe.
The walls around you fall.
Your legs are getting weak.
You drop down to your knees!
Your mind’s forsaken you!
It's getting hard to breathe.
The walls around you fall.
Your legs are getting weak.
You drop down to your knees!
Your mind’s forsaken you!
Bash- Mega Poster!
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Re: Lesson # 2: Spelling and grammar
by Slamfist Wed 11 Nov - 18:10
A good way to avoid spelling errors is to type your post in a word processor that had a spell check or into Mozilla Firefox.
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Re: Lesson # 2: Spelling and grammar
by Bash Wed 11 Nov - 18:20
or if you see a word you don't know, check out dictionary.reference.com
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The hate inside you breeds!
It's getting hard to breathe.
The walls around you fall.
Your legs are getting weak.
You drop down to your knees!
Your mind’s forsaken you!
It's getting hard to breathe.
The walls around you fall.
Your legs are getting weak.
You drop down to your knees!
Your mind’s forsaken you!
Bash- Mega Poster!
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Re: Lesson # 2: Spelling and grammar
by Bash Wed 11 Nov - 18:43
Contractions! this is where most slang comes into play. Contractions are where two words are shortened into one, seperated by an apostrophe, " ' ".
Example: I am = I'm
There is nothing else fancy about contractions.
There are way too many for me to list here, but remember this: ain't is NOT a word of any kind.
Next up possession and plural possesive words.
Example: I am = I'm
There is nothing else fancy about contractions.
There are way too many for me to list here, but remember this: ain't is NOT a word of any kind.
Next up possession and plural possesive words.
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The hate inside you breeds!
It's getting hard to breathe.
The walls around you fall.
Your legs are getting weak.
You drop down to your knees!
Your mind’s forsaken you!
It's getting hard to breathe.
The walls around you fall.
Your legs are getting weak.
You drop down to your knees!
Your mind’s forsaken you!
Bash- Mega Poster!
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Re: Lesson # 2: Spelling and grammar
by Bash Wed 11 Nov - 19:01
Possesives are self-explanatory. Whenever a noun owns something, add " 's " to the noun. (Being safe here)
Noun-person, place, or thing
plural-more than one
Example: The man's taco was tasty.
Should a noun end with S, add just the apostrophe at the end of the word.
Example: The many tasty tacos' ingrediants gave the man gas.
There is nothing else to say here.
Noun-person, place, or thing
plural-more than one
Example: The man's taco was tasty.
Should a noun end with S, add just the apostrophe at the end of the word.
Example: The many tasty tacos' ingrediants gave the man gas.
There is nothing else to say here.
Last edited by Tobais Kado on Wed 11 Nov - 21:47; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : bad example)
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The hate inside you breeds!
It's getting hard to breathe.
The walls around you fall.
Your legs are getting weak.
You drop down to your knees!
Your mind’s forsaken you!
It's getting hard to breathe.
The walls around you fall.
Your legs are getting weak.
You drop down to your knees!
Your mind’s forsaken you!
Bash- Mega Poster!
- Status :
Online Offline
Quote : "Insert Quote from Character Here" or etc.
Warnings :
Number of posts : 938
Location : Somewhere in the middle of NOWHERE!!!
Age : 34
Job : workin at a local grocery store.
Humor : Shoving Food into a bag and eating your money!?!
Registration date : 2009-10-29 -
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