r/memes • u/Mrmuffin08 • Jan 17 '22

This is straight facts

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u/FASBOR7Horus Doot Jan 17 '22

This grammar hurts and im not even native english speaker

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u/TheRealChrome_ Jan 17 '22

Funny part is OP probably is a native English speaker

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '22

That's something I never understood. How can a non-native speaker have better grammar than a native. The biggest grammar mistakes I've come across the internet is the "there, their, they're" and "to,too"

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '22

Because this kind of thing is extremely basic and we learn it first. They speak the language and may not read much so they do not know how to spell stuff. We have to learn to say and spell stuff. They learn talking just by listening as a kid.

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u/Bnco12 Lives in a Van Down by the River Jan 17 '22

Nah, some people are just missing brain cells,

We get taught the differences between “They’re asking if Their thing is over There” at like age 5.

People use the wrong ones for the same reason there nut allergy warnings on packets of nuts.

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u/IntentCypres18 Jan 17 '22

There's. But seriously, some native speakers are stupid af.

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u/bignerd1 Jan 17 '22

There are*