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Then / Than - Skaara Dreadlocks - 08-31-2010
i can't stand to see the fault so many makes about then or than -(nudel;O)
let me explain: for example it's "that thing is worse THAN that thing!"
or "it could'nt go any better THAN this"
while with THEN, then it's for example "we have to stay an hour and THEN we can leave"
or "it was a sunny day, but THEN it suddenly started raining! D:"
YOU GET IT GUYS?!?! xD >.<
RE: Then / Than - Ms. Mudpie - 08-31-2010
I thought I was the only one who knew the difference.
I am not alone!
RE: Then / Than - Skaara Dreadlocks - 08-31-2010
no, youre not xD but it seems that WE are, at least <.<
RE: Then / Than - Ms. Mudpie - 08-31-2010
Clean up the rest of the grammar though.
And I might sticky this for the benefit of the foreign.
RE: Then / Than - heinze - 08-31-2010
Where is the grammar nazi's when you need'em? D: Oh, yeah, one of them left fearless. D:
RE: Then / Than - Skaara Dreadlocks - 08-31-2010
(08-31-2010, 06:28 PM)heinze Wrote: Where is the grammar nazi's when you need'em? D: Oh, yeah, one of them left fearless. D:
To be honest, i'm not really disappointed that DemonoiD left. He was mostly an ass. i remember one of his commentarys very good:
"OMG Unban request as FIRST post! Nooby!"
RE: Then / Than - The 53rd - 08-31-2010
I'd usually make a "Danish" sort of insult towards this, but the fact is even English people seem to get it wrong -.-
Bloody southerners, mostly.
RE: Then / Than - s.J. - 08-31-2010
I actually knew this too but cba to look after it if I just can type whatever the fuck I want
RE: Then / Than - SoulRipper - 08-31-2010
I have a question. I'm pretty sure I do it right, but I'm not sure.
When to use "a" or "an" exactly?
RE: Then / Than - s.J. - 08-31-2010
(08-31-2010, 09:45 PM)SoulRipper Wrote: I have a question. I'm pretty sure I do it right, but I'm not sure.
When to use "a" or "an" exactly?
A car
An airplane
When a doesn't sound good as in A airplane doesnt speak fluently