Loose and Lose

[Mags 112]

They're not to me! UK Milky Ways are fooooooooooooooooul...I can't even eat one bite without gagging, they're far too sweet. I can quite happily eat a Three Musketeers and I have no sweet tooth to speak of.

Darn it, I'll just have to eat your share then.

[homesick_american 1]

They're not to me! UK Milky Ways are fooooooooooooooooul...I can't even eat one bite without gagging, they're far too sweet. I can quite happily eat a Three Musketeers and I have no sweet tooth to speak of.

Darn it, I'll just have to eat your share then.

You're welcome to it; I'll just have pretzels and crisps.

[Mags 112]

They're not to me! UK Milky Ways are fooooooooooooooooul...I can't even eat one bite without gagging, they're far too sweet. I can quite happily eat a Three Musketeers and I have no sweet tooth to speak of.

Darn it, I'll just have to eat your share then.

You're welcome to it; I'll just have pretzels and crisps.

Deal!

[Marilyn. 340]

They're not to me! UK Milky Ways are fooooooooooooooooul...I can't even eat one bite without gagging, they're far too sweet. I can quite happily eat a Three Musketeers and I have no sweet tooth to speak of.

Darn it, I'll just have to eat your share then.

I love the Milky Way Midnights (it's dark chocolate, golden caramel and vanilla nougat) ... yum...

[pedroh 21]

why so many native english speakers have problems with words that have a's or e's.. like grammer-grammar, separate-seperate.. etc etc

Non-native speakers also have problems with them.

The English language is difficult to spell and there really are no universal rules. Spanish, OTOH, is piss-easy to spell.

lol, spelling ain't that easy according to friends who study it.. they have problems with the verbs.. how a verb is written way differently than the original form.. or some funny forms as subjunctive.. on the other hand, i don't find english spelling that hard.. dude, the verbs are the same, there aren't 4 or 5 different ways or writing a verb..

but.. anyhoo, in this forum i've seen more native english speakers do the a.e mistake than non-native

[homesick_american 1]

why so many native english speakers have problems with words that have a's or e's.. like grammer-grammar, separate-seperate.. etc etc

Non-native speakers also have problems with them.

The English language is difficult to spell and there really are no universal rules. Spanish, OTOH, is piss-easy to spell.

lol, spelling ain't that easy according to friends who study it.. they have problems with the verbs.. how a verb is written way differently than the original form.. or some funny forms as subjunctive.. on the other hand, i don't find english spelling that hard.. dude, the verbs are the same, there aren't 4 or 5 different ways or writing a verb..

but.. anyhoo, in this forum i've seen more native english speakers do the a.e mistake than non-native

I minored in Spanish; I never had a problem spelling it. I studied it for six years.

[MichelleandCraig 1]

Don't loose your mind over this, Steve...it's not worth it! My mind's already a bit lose, so I'm afraid It's just a matter of time! As long as we all keep setting good example's maybe they'll catch on.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Don't loose your mind over this, Steve...it's not worth it! My mind's already a bit lose, so I'm afraid It's just a matter of time! As long as we all keep setting good example's maybe they'll catch on.

I think you just knocked one of my screw's lose.