[–] spleeder 13y ago ↗ It annoys me to no end when people write "your" where it should be "you're". And I'm not a native English speaker. [–] markyc 13y ago ↗ same here, non-native, never understood why this is so difficult for people.. just replace it with 'you are' in your mind to see if it works [–] moepstar 13y ago ↗ The most fascinating thing about that whole your / you're confusion thing is:It mostly happens to native speakers - or so i've observed..And yes, it also makes me facepalm a little everytime i encounter it (non-native speaker as well..) [–] hudell 13y ago ↗ Me too.When I first heard of this "your/you're" confusion two years ago, I didn't believe it. Now I see it happening every single day. [–] [deleted] 13y ago ↗ (comment deleted) [–] codeik 13y ago ↗ "Could of" is even worse. Non-native speaker here, too.
[–] markyc 13y ago ↗ same here, non-native, never understood why this is so difficult for people.. just replace it with 'you are' in your mind to see if it works [–] moepstar 13y ago ↗ The most fascinating thing about that whole your / you're confusion thing is:It mostly happens to native speakers - or so i've observed..And yes, it also makes me facepalm a little everytime i encounter it (non-native speaker as well..)
[–] moepstar 13y ago ↗ The most fascinating thing about that whole your / you're confusion thing is:It mostly happens to native speakers - or so i've observed..And yes, it also makes me facepalm a little everytime i encounter it (non-native speaker as well..)
[–] hudell 13y ago ↗ Me too.When I first heard of this "your/you're" confusion two years ago, I didn't believe it. Now I see it happening every single day.
[–] codeik 13y ago ↗ Why would a competent developer want to work on this with a you, a beginner? [–] caipre 13y ago ↗ To help? A beginner who takes the initiative to start a project and is willing to learn has my full support as a "competent developer".
[–] caipre 13y ago ↗ To help? A beginner who takes the initiative to start a project and is willing to learn has my full support as a "competent developer".
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 79.6 ms ] threadIt mostly happens to native speakers - or so i've observed..
And yes, it also makes me facepalm a little everytime i encounter it (non-native speaker as well..)
When I first heard of this "your/you're" confusion two years ago, I didn't believe it. Now I see it happening every single day.