Is this a forum or an English lesson?

[camera]

both tbh

[N!ck]

It's fine if someone makes little mistakes or typos (which I make all of the time), but people getting their "there", "their" and "they're" confused and people who don't know how to use the words "borrow" and "lend" properly really hack me off. General use of apostrophes as well, especially when people put them in where they shouldn't be.

[leah]

It's a forum where members feel the need to correct others grammar.
It annoys me to see incorrect grammar anyway so well done to all the cheery pickers.

[--ss--]

According to the rules of the internet all Forums are now monitored by English teachers and Exam boards looking for high levels of grammar and knowledge in the users.

Iyaaaaaaaaa

[Bun]

i'd answer your question, but then it would be like a lesson, sir.

[Ramones]

I can't tell whether this is a rhetorical question or not.

[Roboevil]

You're all silly little *****!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111111111

[TheEclipse]

It's not an English lesson but being able to communicate effectively is even *more* important online than offline. Plus it's really annoying to read badly written posts. I don't allow it on my sites.

[Moh]

It's an English lesson, seriously.

(Find something wrong with that sentence!)

Depends on if it is formal or not. Formally, it should be "It is", not "It's".

[Jord]

Its a game