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English 101: to vs too
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<blockquote data-quote="Baseline" data-source="post: 1103286" data-attributes="member: 14307"><p>Took a look at the mug on Imgur and frankly don't understand the need for the excessive use of the F-word. With regards to persons who always defend their position by saying "it is not my 1st language", why not rather use the opportunity to learn the correct expression instead of being defensive. The few expressions that trip up even people who's 1st language is English, are really not that difficult to master. It is essentially laziness that allows the faulty use of the expressions to persist.</p><p></p><p>1. there / their (I am going there, it is their place)</p><p>2. two / to / too (It's not too far to go for two more)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Baseline, post: 1103286, member: 14307"] Took a look at the mug on Imgur and frankly don't understand the need for the excessive use of the F-word. With regards to persons who always defend their position by saying "it is not my 1st language", why not rather use the opportunity to learn the correct expression instead of being defensive. The few expressions that trip up even people who's 1st language is English, are really not that difficult to master. It is essentially laziness that allows the faulty use of the expressions to persist. 1. there / their (I am going there, it is their place) 2. two / to / too (It's not too far to go for two more) [/QUOTE]
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