United Literary Minds of CS

[Mz. Hyde]

Sorry guys, I changed my username... I was Snow White Queen

Annoyance : It's hyperventilate not hiperventelate
What even is that....

[Captain Hammer]

Yes, I changed it on the first post, no worries.

I dislike how some people insist on putting character's speech in apostrophes instead of quotations. Hm.....

[Mz. Hyde]

Thanks Katie

[Captain Hammer]

No problem! I'm glad enough to have you here to make an effort for you! XD

[Mz. Hyde]

Some people wouldn't...

[Captain Hammer]

Some people are also illiterate... There will always be those "some people" for everything.

[Mz. Hyde]

Yup, like the some people who think that I am immensly illiterate. I am not.

[Captain Hammer]

Daily dose of proper:

When calling something "it" or refering to something as "it", there's something to be careful about. There is the contraction for "it is" which is "it's." There is also "its", though. The difference is, one is a contraction, and the other is possesive for that "it" I was talking about.

Example: Its face is so strange. It's hard to look at!

There is
-Katie's (possesive for Katie)
-That guy's (possesive for guy)
-Her's (possesive or her)
And so on. There is almost always that "'s" at the end, but not when its the possesive for "it".

YAY GRAMMAR!!

[Mz. Hyde]

Squee Grammar!
And you really don't hear many teenagers say that, now do you?

[Captain Hammer]

I totally agree! 15 and grammatically correct; I feel awesome. I also discovered a new love for Mr. Semicolon, recently.