Yes. Your point is?

It sounds* You can't be here anymore.

If y'all wanted to get technical, it would be "that sounds", not "it sounds"

And commas stay in the quotation marks.

Not always; it depends on the context.

Actually 44, it depends on the country.

Well, this thread was edifying.

It's pretty much everyone on the internet, not just this site.

People are having a grammar nazi off ... Too funny

68, It's weird browsing Reddit and someone isn't typing in correct English...

Ha

You've obviously never experienced polandball reddit

Yeah I know, ifunny is worse tho, you make one little mistake and suddenly the guy who points it out thinks they're better then you

#106 so true

Goddamn high school teachers.

On the admin. building of our local schools we had "shcool" on the sign. Sad thing was it was there for months

Lord knows i would have told her about herself.although if i ended up getting a good grade i could care less what her hypothetical self thinks.

They probably were more engaged whike interviewing, but now that they have a job and authority they could give a rats ass. Great world we live in.

I bet she actually said "scool"

Or shcool.

Wouldn't it suck if it was Skool

For some reason or another I always misspell it as scholl. I just blame it on dyslexia, and move on.

She was probably referring to Old Skool. What? You guys don't know Televisor? Anyone? Alrighty then. I'll go back to skcoll and study.

Or loohcs, or do we not care anymore..?

Skewl.

Actually, in Afrikaans (South Africa), school is skool. Even spelling school now felt wrong looking at all the possible ways the teacher could have spelt it. haha

Nobody's Perfect. we all have our flaws.

I can't tell if you're saying the teacher needs to stop judging the student because she herself is not perfect, or if you're saying the OP needs to stop judging because they're not perfect? Hmm..

#23- I'm guessing the teacher. Or both.

But Hannah Montana told me that nobody's perfect...

If you mean OP, I'm pretty sure he/she wasn't judging anyone specifically. Most of my teachers are great, buy I still think the education system is disgustingly ****** up.

My teachers, who are also great, even think it's messed up #59.

Okay, Jesus.

I'm pretty sure the point of #9s post is that nobody is perfect so nobody has room to judge. The teacher tried to correct OP, but only made the same mistake OP did. If you're going to correct someone for their behavior (or spelling, in this situation) make sure you "proof-read" your life beforehand.

Essays are mainly about the students' opinions. There's no reason the teacher should get bitchy about it especially over one spelling mistake. Everyone makes that mistake accidentally.

Essays about the students opinion? As a high school student, I laugh at your (sadly) incorrect statement.

#32 I agree with you, but she's human, and high school is a notorious time for being back stabby and bitchy. Maybe the teacher just graded an essay titled "Why You Suck As A Teacher" and so was already a little sensitive towards her teaching abilities when she came upon OP's essay. Just because she's a teacher doesn't mean she's a robot. She should be completely neutral towards what they write because it's their opinion, but honestly, so few people actually are.

I had a teacher say that they were neutral to the opinion of the writer. So I did a dissertation praising the visionary medical work of Joseph Mengele. She didn't think I was very funny. Failed me without a single grammatical error.

@#80 So much for that theory. Most people make things about them when they are insecure about the issue being discussed.

Such error So irony Wow

So irony Such misspell Wow