>your/you’re>loose/lose>to/too>there/their/they’re>its/it’sdo people who speak your language talk retards and bastardize your tongue?
>>218818999Americans often misuse you/you're
>>218819011>brazilian reading comprehensionyes, that’s the point of my thread you retard
>>218818999>your language talk retardsuh oh, you made a typo. everyone call him a ESL
>>218818999lt's ususaIIy the americans who make these mistakes
>>218819064aussie, irish, and brit zoomers do it now too
>>218819023I have low iq sorry
>>218818999Why get upset? It's the perfect litmus test for assessing someone's intelligence knowing nothing else about them. If some mouth breather tries to enforce his political opinions on me and the nigga can't even get the right 'there', then you can just disregard all of his opinions; all completely free of guilt.
>then/than>breath/breathe>bough/brought>affect/effect>woman/women
yes, pretty much nobody speaks proper Croatian
>>218819451what kind of retarded grammatical mistakes do people make?
>>218819387>perfect litmus test for assessing someone's intelligenceapplicable only if you live in a country where your mother tongue is English
>>218819605while most people speak in some sort of dialect that's at least somewhat different than proper Croatian (which is actually mostly spoken in areas bordering with Serbia and Bosnia), the most common mistakes are usually related to je/ije, because we have dumb and complex grammareg. ocijeniti (to grade, perfective) -> ocjenjivati (to grade, imperfective)a lot of people also can't differentiate č/ć and those are even pronounced the same
>>218819432>>then/than>affect/effectI never understood EFLs confusing these, since these aren't homophones, so they're not "spelling by ear and guesswork" on those
>>218819881You underestimate how bad the Angloid education system has become.
>>218819881i’d bet 60% of the American population couldn’t tell you what a homophone is
>>218819881>affect/effectit's easier to make mistakes with this than most realise
