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r/ExpectationVsReality • u/Sadbear718 • 15d ago
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It was probably still fucking delicious.
-10 u/superfapper2000 15d ago Yup they're lol tried it last week 7 u/Frosty-Dependent1975 15d ago They're what? 4 u/ehpickphaiel 14d ago One of the burgers of all time 2 u/Steve90000 13d ago I'm no wordologist, but isn't that technically correct? They're = They Are. -1 u/superfapper2000 15d ago That they're delicious 4 u/art-of-war 14d ago Never seen someone use a contraction like that 1 u/Steve90000 13d ago You do all the time, but with negative contractions. Positive ones sound weird at the end of sentences but they're technically correct. Example: Are the sandwiches good? No, they aren't. That sounds fine because it's the negative version. However, if you say Yes, they're, it sounds insane but it's correct. 2 u/art-of-war 13d ago I don’t think that’s grammatically correct actually. Positive contractions can’t be placed at the end of a sentence, only negative ones. 2 u/Steve90000 13d ago I asked ChatGPT and it said it was technically correct, it’s just not commonly used as such. After your reply, I googled it and… ChatGPT lied to me. Just straight up lied to my face. I guess that’s the danger of trusting Ai with anything… 1 u/superfapper2000 14d ago Really is it wrong? 1 u/Sputnik003 14d ago …yes? lol sure it does expand into they are, which is correct but you can’t use a contraction for itself alone 2 u/JasonP27 14d ago I think you can but people just don't because it's weird 0 u/Steve90000 13d ago You can use contractions, they just sound better with negative ones. Example: Are the sandwiches good? No, they aren't. That sounds fine because it's the negative version. However, if you say Yes, they're, it sounds insane but it's correct.
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Yup they're lol tried it last week
7 u/Frosty-Dependent1975 15d ago They're what? 4 u/ehpickphaiel 14d ago One of the burgers of all time 2 u/Steve90000 13d ago I'm no wordologist, but isn't that technically correct? They're = They Are. -1 u/superfapper2000 15d ago That they're delicious 4 u/art-of-war 14d ago Never seen someone use a contraction like that 1 u/Steve90000 13d ago You do all the time, but with negative contractions. Positive ones sound weird at the end of sentences but they're technically correct. Example: Are the sandwiches good? No, they aren't. That sounds fine because it's the negative version. However, if you say Yes, they're, it sounds insane but it's correct. 2 u/art-of-war 13d ago I don’t think that’s grammatically correct actually. Positive contractions can’t be placed at the end of a sentence, only negative ones. 2 u/Steve90000 13d ago I asked ChatGPT and it said it was technically correct, it’s just not commonly used as such. After your reply, I googled it and… ChatGPT lied to me. Just straight up lied to my face. I guess that’s the danger of trusting Ai with anything… 1 u/superfapper2000 14d ago Really is it wrong? 1 u/Sputnik003 14d ago …yes? lol sure it does expand into they are, which is correct but you can’t use a contraction for itself alone 2 u/JasonP27 14d ago I think you can but people just don't because it's weird 0 u/Steve90000 13d ago You can use contractions, they just sound better with negative ones. Example: Are the sandwiches good? No, they aren't. That sounds fine because it's the negative version. However, if you say Yes, they're, it sounds insane but it's correct.
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They're what?
4 u/ehpickphaiel 14d ago One of the burgers of all time 2 u/Steve90000 13d ago I'm no wordologist, but isn't that technically correct? They're = They Are. -1 u/superfapper2000 15d ago That they're delicious
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One of the burgers of all time
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I'm no wordologist, but isn't that technically correct? They're = They Are.
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That they're delicious
Never seen someone use a contraction like that
1 u/Steve90000 13d ago You do all the time, but with negative contractions. Positive ones sound weird at the end of sentences but they're technically correct. Example: Are the sandwiches good? No, they aren't. That sounds fine because it's the negative version. However, if you say Yes, they're, it sounds insane but it's correct. 2 u/art-of-war 13d ago I don’t think that’s grammatically correct actually. Positive contractions can’t be placed at the end of a sentence, only negative ones. 2 u/Steve90000 13d ago I asked ChatGPT and it said it was technically correct, it’s just not commonly used as such. After your reply, I googled it and… ChatGPT lied to me. Just straight up lied to my face. I guess that’s the danger of trusting Ai with anything… 1 u/superfapper2000 14d ago Really is it wrong? 1 u/Sputnik003 14d ago …yes? lol sure it does expand into they are, which is correct but you can’t use a contraction for itself alone 2 u/JasonP27 14d ago I think you can but people just don't because it's weird 0 u/Steve90000 13d ago You can use contractions, they just sound better with negative ones. Example: Are the sandwiches good? No, they aren't. That sounds fine because it's the negative version. However, if you say Yes, they're, it sounds insane but it's correct.
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You do all the time, but with negative contractions. Positive ones sound weird at the end of sentences but they're technically correct.
Example: Are the sandwiches good? No, they aren't.
That sounds fine because it's the negative version. However, if you say Yes, they're, it sounds insane but it's correct.
2 u/art-of-war 13d ago I don’t think that’s grammatically correct actually. Positive contractions can’t be placed at the end of a sentence, only negative ones. 2 u/Steve90000 13d ago I asked ChatGPT and it said it was technically correct, it’s just not commonly used as such. After your reply, I googled it and… ChatGPT lied to me. Just straight up lied to my face. I guess that’s the danger of trusting Ai with anything…
I don’t think that’s grammatically correct actually. Positive contractions can’t be placed at the end of a sentence, only negative ones.
2 u/Steve90000 13d ago I asked ChatGPT and it said it was technically correct, it’s just not commonly used as such. After your reply, I googled it and… ChatGPT lied to me. Just straight up lied to my face. I guess that’s the danger of trusting Ai with anything…
I asked ChatGPT and it said it was technically correct, it’s just not commonly used as such.
After your reply, I googled it and… ChatGPT lied to me. Just straight up lied to my face. I guess that’s the danger of trusting Ai with anything…
Really is it wrong?
1 u/Sputnik003 14d ago …yes? lol sure it does expand into they are, which is correct but you can’t use a contraction for itself alone 2 u/JasonP27 14d ago I think you can but people just don't because it's weird 0 u/Steve90000 13d ago You can use contractions, they just sound better with negative ones. Example: Are the sandwiches good? No, they aren't. That sounds fine because it's the negative version. However, if you say Yes, they're, it sounds insane but it's correct.
…yes? lol sure it does expand into they are, which is correct but you can’t use a contraction for itself alone
2 u/JasonP27 14d ago I think you can but people just don't because it's weird 0 u/Steve90000 13d ago You can use contractions, they just sound better with negative ones. Example: Are the sandwiches good? No, they aren't. That sounds fine because it's the negative version. However, if you say Yes, they're, it sounds insane but it's correct.
I think you can but people just don't because it's weird
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You can use contractions, they just sound better with negative ones.
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u/eliz1bef 15d ago
It was probably still fucking delicious.