Almalieque wrote:
Uglysasquatch wrote:
Your correction was wrong though. It wasn't T'is, it was supposed to be This.
With your correction, the sentence would have said It is is.
With your correction, the sentence would have said It is is.
Which is why I made the correction!!! Why would I correct "'Tis your"? Him leaving out a letter created another word. "Tis" isn't a common typo, so I assumed that he left off an apostrophe than an "h".
In any case, "you're" isn't the same as "your".
Nadenu wrote:
Uglysasquatch wrote:
Your correction was wrong though. It wasn't T'is, it was supposed to be This.
With your correction, the sentence would have said It is is.
With your correction, the sentence would have said It is is.
This.
Leaving out a letter is not the same as not knowing which word to use. Which is something you do all the damn time.
You mean like "you're" and "your" which was in the very same sentence?
Edited, Nov 20th 2011 5:24pm by Almalieque
Edited, Nov 20th 2011 5:24pm by Almalieque
I'm guessing you had to edit this twice because you used the wrong words again.