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Okay here is the thing I agree for a communications agency it is imperative to use language correctly. That being said I would expect the OP to have a better grasp of proper English than a native born speaker as he pointed out it's not his first language. When a person is learning a foreign language they are learning the textbook version of it not the way it's used colloquially. A native speaker never takes a class that teaches English as a foreign language. Willing to bet the OP could be corrected by scholar's of his native language who use it more correctly than he does because they use the Textbook version.
Yeah, well. Americans are morons, anybody could tell you that much.
It's an American thing to not understand our own language lol
The whole people not knowing "your" "you're" is my pet peeve.
we Americans pryde ourselves on our not good grammar and bad speling
we Americans pryde ourselfs on our not good grammar and bad speling
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We need a new plague. I vote zombies.
This will probably offend some people, but oh well. I'm an American. Let's just say that I can name a few different versions of "English" that I've heard that you probably wouldn't recognize. I wouldn't expect much from the stereotypical American. #yoloswaql8rlol