Wednesday Grammar Lesson
to: preposition; begins prepositional phrase or an infinitive as in, "I'm going to the store", or "He helped to write the term paper."
too: adverb; in addition, also as in, "I'm going to the store too."; in excess as in, "Your music is too loud."
two: the spelled version of the number 2; the third number in a sequence with zero beginning and one coming next.
If I see one more person write, "I have to much to do today", I'm going to freak out. It's not hard people - most of us only write one language, let's try to at least have passable competency in it.
Thank you and we now return you to your regular programming.
posted by Heathen Mike @ 9:06 AM
8Barbaric Yawps
8 Barbaric Yawps:
I have two much too do today.
Their going to go they're with all there grammar lessons.
It was actually hard to type this...AHHHH! That's my BIGGEST pet peeve...but alas, I've slipped two, lol!
diverl - your kidding! that wasn't hard two type.
Mike - A hearty "hear hear" here.
Next stop: the use of "loose" as a verb, e.g. "I stand too loose my ability two spell".
I think my brain just turned to yogurt from reading these comments.
Don't forget two tow the line when standing on your principals.
Sew sorry, Mike. Engrish is two hard for me too comprehend. But, I'll try too do better twomorrow.
Chreerist, I think I just gave myself a headache.
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