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I want to point out to every single one of you that has confused "there," "their," or "they're" on this thread, or even "your," and "you're," that you would have failed a test in English just as miserably.
I'm taiwanese/chinese.. I moved to houston from taiwan 6 years ago and then to new jersey 6 months ago.. I can probably do better. Just make sure to read/practice more. Maybe it was just a glitch - dont worry.
@#76 your an ignorant asshole
@78 thanks grammar queen!
I agree with #1, Dude NJ suxz
@80 Dude, it's a blog! Calm the **** down, it's not like my bad grammar is making what i have to say any harder to understand. If you don't understand what i mean when i say "your an ignorant asshole" than YOU'RE AN IGNORANT ASSHOLE!
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Were you born in China? I mean, if you lived there for like a year, then that would make sense. Chinese is hard. If you were born there, well I don't know...
That actually happens often. I've had friends move to Mexico during high school, and they always did poorly on their English tests. It's because they go into more detail in the class than we ever did here. They concentrate on the little things we don't notice. It's normal.