IzzieK wrote: Can't I have a typo around here? Sorry English is not my first language.
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
IzzieK wrote: If I can have the money to spend for expensive gears...
"gear" in this case is a collective noun and has no "s" on the end:
Expensive Gears:
Expensive (photography) gear:
I kind of knew English wasn’t your first language when I saw your “typo”. That’s why I gave this English lesson to you. Don’t want to improve? We all make mistakes... and I've seen this mistake said and made by many non-native English speakers. I live in Hong Kong after all. It's a pet peeve of mine.
Sorry for any offense caused to you or others. Just trying to improve everyone's English. Didn't know I was being a "grammar nazi".
IzzieK wrote: Can't I have a typo around here? Sorry English is not my first language.
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
IzzieK wrote: If I can have the money to spend for expensive gears...
"gear" in this case is a collective noun and has no "s" on the end:
Expensive Gears:
Expensive (photography) gear:
Of course you can make typos. I butcher the english language like it's going out of style. Some of us just like to have fun with each other.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
ubookoo wrote: I have had an opportunity to work with some amazing photographers and they all have one thing in common...a natural talent to view the image in their mind before they shoot it. Or what most people like to call an "eye" for photography. One of the greatest photographers I worked with did not understand aperture or F stop. But she created some of the most beautiful images by using natural like and placement of her subjects. Her average sale is in the $5000 to $10,000 range. She could use a pinhole camera and create awesome shots!
Who?
I mean there's some popular photographers out there who aren't very good, they're just popular. I'd love to see this woman's work so I can judge for myself.
There is too many spaces between "I" and "mean".
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
I was asking if typo is not allowed here...I did not say you are being a grammar nazi. Please do not make my statement into another topic...it is just as hard to express emotions here via type. It is OK to be corrected. I do not mind. I find it hard to express myself sometimes and many times that I joke around, it wasn't accepted too. I like your big logo though...
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
IzzieK wrote: Can't I have a typo around here? Sorry English is not my first language.
"gear" in this case is a collective noun and has no "s" on the end:
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I kind of knew English wasn’t your first language when I saw your “typo”. That’s why I gave this English lesson to you. Don’t want to improve? We all make mistakes... and I've seen this mistake said and made by many non-native English speakers. I live in Hong Kong after all. It's a pet peeve of mine.
Sorry for any offense caused to you or others. Just trying to improve everyone's English. Didn't know I was being a "grammar nazi".[/quote]
IzzieK wrote: I was asking if typo is not allowed here...I did not say you are being a grammar nazi. Please do not make my statement into another topic...it is just as hard to express emotions here via type. It is OK to be corrected. I do not mind. I find it hard to express myself sometimes and many times that I joke around, it wasn't accepted too. I like your big logo though...
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
IzzieK wrote: Can't I have a typo around here? Sorry English is not my first language.
"gear" in this case is a collective noun and has no "s" on the end:
I kind of knew English wasn’t your first language when I saw your “typo”. That’s why I gave this English lesson to you. Don’t want to improve? We all make mistakes... and I've seen this mistake said and made by many non-native English speakers. I live in Hong Kong after all. It's a pet peeve of mine.
Sorry for any offense caused to you or others. Just trying to improve everyone's English. Didn't know I was being a "grammar nazi".
Nah man, it was Gary who suggested I was being a grammar nazi. It's all cool.
(Just realised by reading your comments on another thread that you're a woman, not a man. Now I'm officially sexist too?! )
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Of course you can make typos. I butcher the english language like it's going out of style. Some of us just like to have fun with each other.
IzzieK wrote: Can't I have a typo around here? Sorry English is not my first language.
Would you take a look at that. The student has demonstrated a better understanding than the professor of how to, correctly, spell the word "English"
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Of course you can make typos. I butcher the english language like it's going out of style. Some of us just like to have fun with each other.
IzzieK wrote: Can't I have a typo around here? Sorry English is not my first language.
Would you take a look at that. The student has demonstrated a better understanding than the professor of how to, correctly, spell the word "English"
oooo that's gotta burn.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Of course you can make typos. I butcher the english language like it's going out of style. Some of us just like to have fun with each other.
IzzieK wrote: Can't I have a typo around here? Sorry English is not my first language.
Would you take a look at that. The student has demonstrated a better understanding than the professor of how to, correctly, spell the word "English"
I love this site it is entertaining, I am English and I speak it badly and write it badly, anyone care to correct this sentence ???.
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