User talk:Aila2

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Who am I?[edit]

  • I'm married to a wonderful man who plays GW and EQ with me.
  • I play PvE.
  • I have some characters.
  • I can almost always be found in the emptiest zones possible.
  • I'm part of a guild that consists only of me and my husband -- no one else.
  • I'm a casual player, and don't know jack spit about anything in the game except how fun I still find it.
  • Bad grammar is a serious pet peeve of mine. I will not edit comments, suggestions or remarks, but I will edit pages I come across as I'm looking stuff up to make the page more concise and easy to read.
  • Should anyone, by any chance, stop to add any comments to this page, please be intelligent and use your words, correct spelling and punctuation. I will delete your posts if you speak to me in "chat lingo" (u, ur, n00b, lol, lmao, etc.).

Thank you.

--Aila2 04:05, 29 July 2008 (UTC)

Quick Grammatical Lesson[edit]

Let's talk PLURAL, shall we? More to the point, Apostrophes.

1. Booger -- Singlular. "I have a booger in my nose."

2. Boogers -- Plural. "There are many boogers in my nose."

3. Booger's -- Posessive. "That booger's string is long."

3a. Booger's -- Contraction (noun with verb). "That booger's so gross."

4. Boogers' -- Posessive plural. "Those boogers' strings are long."

Do you get it? See, when you add an -'s to a noun, it makes it posessive or indicates a contractive verb. When you add just an 's' to a noun, it becomes plural. So, when you type: "I have bunches of gold's for sale!!", you're grammatically incorrect, and therefore have no right to get upset when someone corrects you (unless your native tongue is not English/American English). "What are you selling that's from 'Gold's'? Does anyone know you're selling Gold's stuff?" You can call me a nitpicker all you want, but in my eyes, when I see you doing this, whatever you say to me I'll have to take with a grain of salt: if you don't know how to spell and use grammar, how can I trust what other knowledge you have? Remember, it's the little things in life that stand out.

Questions? Comments? Refer to this: http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/marks/apostrophe.htm http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/plurals.htm


--Aila2 04:44, 29 July 2008 (UTC)