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1. 

   6/03/09

   cookingasshole

   mine is totally perfect

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2. 

   6/03/09

   ckent27

   I ain't got no grammar mistakes on my blog.

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3. 

   6/03/09

   dosox

   I try my best to manipulate my errors

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4. 

   6/03/09

   irtiza104

   I dont think that my grammer is perfect. English is not my native language. i havent learn english that well as well. so there might be (read: will be) some mistakes . like effect/affect, too/to etc.

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5. 

   6/03/09

   chosenclick

   i doesn't actually mine..
   
   i don't do edit or update if i created some mistakes in the content of my blog.

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6. 

   6/03/09

   dsriharsha

   while I wrote prose.. no. lots of grammatical mistakes(though none pointed out)
   
   but now that I have been writing a bit of poetry.. any and all grammatical errors can be passed off as the poet taking poetic license
   
   

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7. 

   6/03/09

   TheZapper

   Me fail English! That's unpossible!

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8. 

   6/03/09

   WhiteSockGirl

   No,.. so what? But I can speak and write my native language fluently..

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9. 

   6/03/09

   maccallister

   its not my native language either thats why there's room for mistakes.but im trying to correct some errors.thats the price i have to pay for sleeping on my english class LOL!

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10. 

    6/03/09

    Shuttercraft

    hell no

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11. 

    6/03/09

    FredSr2009

    English 101, what is that?

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12. 

    6/03/09

    jafabrit

    I don't know and I don't really worry about it, mostly because the emphasis on my blog is visual.

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13. 

    6/03/09

    maccallister

    @jafabrit--hmmm good point!

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14. 

    6/03/09

    Friday13

    my grammer r prfect

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15. 

    6/03/09

    Annette12

    my grammer is okayy i think i got mistakes here and there. i can write but i am writig the way i would talk to you in person...i dont really worry about it either hey

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16. 

    6/03/09

    KPinski77

    Is it perfect? No. It's not too bad though. Comma placement is my worst enemy. If it were up to me, every sentence would have about a dozen commas in it!

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17. 

    6/04/09

    AdolfoBlogs

    Nobody's perfect, but I do my best.

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18. 

    6/04/09

    jeremyjanson

    Can't be a southern blog with yankee grammar y'all!

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19. 

    6/04/09

    techhgyan

    I try my best to avoid any grammatical mistakes.but i am also not that good in English.

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20. 

    6/04/09

    siralmo

    for the most part i do have good grammer

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21. 

    6/04/09

    7thheaven

    I do the checking myself, don't rely on blogger's in-built. But it's right all the way!

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22. 

    6/04/09

    acousticguitarist

    heck no
    
    but I'm fussy about music transcriptions.... kinda :-)

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23. 

    6/04/09

    roentarre

    I tried

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24. 

    6/04/09

    Halconite

    Of coarse...

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25. 

    6/04/09

    harveyavatar

    My granmar is the best. She rocks!

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    1. 

       6/04/09

       roentarre

       She does rock & rolls?
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       6/04/09

       harveyavatar

       Yes, she rocks in her chair, and on occasion rolls out
26. 

    6/04/09

    martyjchristopher

    I try my best to make sure my grammar is as perfect as possible. I will sometimes go back and fix mistakes, too. If I'm re-reading something after I've posted, I will go back and correct it. Still, I break some grammar rules in the name of voice/style. I start sentences with "and" as well as "but." That was hard for me. Seriously.

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27. 

    6/04/09

    Theresa111

    Mostly. May I suggest going to the library and checking out an English Grammar book? Go over the rules and practice. I recall there was much emphasis on grammar in seventh and eight grades. School books would be the easiest way to go through this process.
    
    Your grammar will improve if you read well written books, posts or articles. Authors tend to have produced grammatically correct literature as well as American or English newspapers.
    
    I hope this helps you. English is one of the toughest languages to learn.

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28. 

    6/04/09

    SoftwareGal

    maybe some of you need this:
    PDF: Learn to Speak English Workbook (Grammar, word chose, situation related english usage)
    
    

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29. 

    6/04/09

    expatriare

    I try to avoid grammatcal errors, but when I don't I get an e-mail from my mother correcting them. Will she never leave me alone!?

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30. 

    6/04/09

    harveyavatar

    lol
    
    maybe that's why I don't tell my Mom about blogging

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31. 

    6/04/09

    naomijane

    i think yes...lol

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    1. 

       6/04/09

       crpitt

       Capitalise the 'i' ....
32. 

    6/04/09

    crpitt

    Absolutely not

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33. 

    6/04/09

    Rivy

    No. I "errorize" my posts so's not to appear too elitist.

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    1. 

       6/04/09

       crpitt

       Oh I should of used that line
34. 

    6/05/09

    maccallister

    but ofcourse we should all improve and learn for the better

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35. 

    6/05/09

    Qaisar

    yes but not difficult

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36. 

    6/05/09

    maccallister

    thanks guys for all the replies!

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37. 

    6/06/09

    Ysabetwordsmith

    Most of the time I aim for perfect grammar; I'm a writer/editor and that's just what I do. Not everyone has to, or should, do that. Some blogs are casual, especially personal ones, and if worrying about grammar makes you seize up then don'd do it. Personally, I prefer to read blogs that have a low number of spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors because too many errors make my eyeballs itch.

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38. 

    6/06/09

    HelloAnnie

    No, that's why I blog about languages. lol! I do have perfect sense of how I should express myself in different languages; if I can do a short sentence correctly, I am on my way.

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39. 

    6/06/09

    weblogian

    many many times

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40. 

    6/06/09

    xnapoleonx

    Mine isn't either, but I get it checked quite often

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41. 

    6/06/09

    geekchick

    My grammar is impeccable.

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42. 

    6/06/09

    maccallister

    i envy you guys haha,but im reading a lot lately and trying to improve it

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43. 

    6/06/09

    patco

    When you write lots of articles it's hard to write without errors, but I'm trying not to use them..

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44. 

    6/06/09

    keropidark

    No, although I have been trying really hard. I used to love the idea of sparatically expressing myself with misplaced ; and sentence fragments. I found out the hard way that I was the only person who loved that and audiences enjoy more sophistication.

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45. 

    6/06/09

    bettieblogger

    I'd like to think my grammar is up to par.. Espicially considering others are reading my posts .. I'd look pretty silly calling myself a writer/blogger if I couldn't spell properly lol ..
    
    One of the first tips I received from another blogger was to go back, and check your posts a day or so after you've posted them.
    
    It allows you to see your words with fresh eyes and help you find any discrepencies there might be. Some of the best blogger advice I've gotten yet.

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46. 

    6/06/09

    timethief

    I try and when I have questions I go to this blog for answers www.one-step-forward.net/
    
    Hypergrammar is the online textbook of a grammar-review course at the University of Ottawa. You can give yourself a thorough review of the parts of speech and the standard rules of sentence correctness — even spelling rules. Then take the review tests and check the explanations. The sections on word choice, paragraphing and organization give advice on what’s suitable for academic writing.
    www.uottawa.ca/academic/arts/writcent/hypergrammar/grammar.html
    
    If you think science and writing don’t mix, have a look at what NASA (the US National Space and Aeronautical Administration) has to say about grammar, punctuation and capitalization. www.sti.nasa.gov/publish/sp7084.pdf

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    1. 

       6/07/09

       skepto

       Is there any difference bet. American English and Canadian English like British English does with the former?
47. 

    6/06/09

    greencurmudgeon

    I've done my level best to ensure my grammar is pristine. It would not shock me if there were errors, however.

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    1. 

       6/06/09

       timethief

       Your grammar is excellent.
48. 

    6/06/09

    inkandvirtue

    Yeah, my grammar is pretty good...

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49. 

    6/06/09

    Stillthinking

    I try to use correct grammar, but do not always succeed. I do go back and read my posts the day after in order to review it with fresh eyes.
    
    Blogs that cavalierly ignore proper spelling and grammar irritate me though.
    
    Please do not use text speak when you are writing. Please.

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50. 

    6/06/09

    ohlookaforum

    Not perfect, I'm sure, but I try to use good grammar whenever I can.

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51. 

    6/06/09

    wehireu

    My grammar is functional.

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52. 

    6/07/09

    deviki

    Sometimes yes sometimes no .....But i do get some comments on them on my stories LOL

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53. 

    6/07/09

    pegasevil

    I do not think so
    but I hope that everyone who reads it understand it

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54. 

    6/07/09

    thought

    i dont think my grammer is perfect, but i try to make them intelligible.

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55. 

    6/07/09

    denzcute

    well, for me i'ts just normal if u've got a mistake at first but eventually you can be perfect because i do believe with the statement "constant practice makes perfect!..

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56. 

    6/07/09

    burmesedays

    I certainly hope not.

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57. 

    6/07/09

    dcarroll

    Mine has pretty good grammar, but its not perfect. My grammar told me to always use good grammar.

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58. 

    10/01/09

    scf

    When you say "grammar," do you mean "proscriptive grammar" or "descriptive grammar"?
    
    Mine can definitely be described!

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59. 

    10/01/09

    amysteryartist

    ME no talk english good! I feel hurt lol!! mine is cool

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