1. I dislike errors in grammar and spelling generally, and I occasionally make fun of them IRL.

2. I especially dislike comma splices and when people mix up the three forms of "their/they're/there."

3. I don't intentionally disregard spelling or grammar, but they both is quite challanging.

~ BioGio

1: Not really.

2: Nope.

3: I do it alot, but usually only on chats.

1- The fiery passion of a thousand burning strawberry-scented candles.

2- No. I get a huge ego boost, though.

3- lolno dont be silly

1. I feel like they missed a part of their education, or imagine them as younger than they really are.

2. Mixing up "its" and "it's", "your" and "you're", and "their", "they're", and "there". Leaving out proper punctuation also irks me, unless it's done purposefully for humor.

3. Only on purpose if I want to seem more humorous (and by extension, poke fun at people who disregard grammar all the time).

I use semicolons on chats sometimes, just for practice; that ought to show just how much of a grammar nazi I am.

1) I feel like throwing the keyboard through the screen to hit them on the head.

2) No.

3) no

Dude, I know exactly how you feel! I get ticked off every time they do it too! It's proof at how pathetic the education systems of the WORLD really are!

To/Too/Two (yes, even two) and lose/loose (THEY DON'T EVEN SOUND THE SAME!) are horribly common problems too.

I, personally, am a perfectionist. I always try to get my spelling and grammar right, and feel awful whenever I'm unsure of the spelling of something.

BTW, one last thing:

Some people (like me) have problems with spelling.

I often forget 'a lot'. Anyway. And there are some words I constantly get wrong to this day, even though I should know them perfectly well.

As well as those you listed, the other one that really bothers me is that people do not seem to know the difference between bought and brought. I probably hear the mistake when verbalised more than when its written, which is worse.

But yeah, it annoys me. What I'm finding more annoying is those people that can't seem to talk properly either, like pronounce things right or usually especially bad grammar. That's worse.

Just call me the passive grammar nazi.

1) I find it hilarious.

2) Not at all.

3) Yes.

some reasons why people dont(hahaha grammar fail right there) have good english grammar/spelling would be 1. foreign 2. homeschooled by busy parents (my case here!) and 4. school they go to ain't(bahahahahahahahaha that word don't exist!) that good (or any of the above mixed with the possible fact that they are a slow learner)

on to the questions!

• i feel GOOOOOD
  

• no....
  

• on the 'net, yes. real life, no.
  

I use the best i've got in real life. if i didn't. I wouldn't be showing any signs to my parents that i am learning anything.

When it comes to the internet, i pretty much use messy grammar mixed with decent