a lot always annoys me. i don't fall foul to any of them on a regular basis but when i'm typing i might do you're instead of your or something but i'd never ever do it when i'm writing irl
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a lot always annoys me. i don't fall foul to any of them on a regular basis but when i'm typing i might do you're instead of your or something but i'd never ever do it when i'm writing irl
Thats me!!
Lmao I admit I need to try and improve :(
The union jack... http://www.anbg.gov.au/oz/flag-union.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by TheEclipse
Yeah I always type things wrong if I'm not paying attention but it's not like I don't understand them nor would I do it when writing or typing something important.Quote:
Originally Posted by Immenseman
No... it's the Union Flag as someone above explained. If that's an official government web page, then it's embarrassing (embarrassing is one I get wrong actually :P).Quote:
Originally Posted by Blinger
... yes? Its the same thing, really. And we call it the Union Jack.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sergio
SourceQuote:
The Australian flag uses three prominent symbols: the Union Jack, the Commonwealth Star (also the Federation Star) and the Southern Cross (or Crux).[1]
So that's probably why I'm confused. It could be the Union Flag in the UK, and the Union Jack at Sea and on colony flags?
'Definitely' is the only one I always get wrong. I spell it definately because I sound it out in my head as deaf-ine-a-telly. owell.
I used to spell definitely definately but I stopped after a while ^^
Mine is "they're their and when" I have been failing at them for three weeks!
Anyone got any tips for they're, their and there?
(I assume you meant there not when)
They're means 'they are'. "They're going to the park".
Their means 'belonging to them'. "Their clothes were stolen while they were swimming in the fountain"
There is a location. "They found the clothes there, by the playground"