Irregardless?????????????????????? Regardless!!

Affect and effect always causes a problem for me. I always have to look them up to make sure I use them correctly.

To, two, and too.
Your and you're.
their, there, and they're.
Also, when people say ''funner'' rather than, ''more fun'' ! (and other variations)

It amazes me! These people went to school just as long as I did, yet they still don't know how to correctly speak.

"I could care less."

"I feel nauseous."

"to correctly speak."

and split infinitives

"should of" instead of "should have"

I see it ALL the time, it bugs me soo much! I don't understand how or why people think that makes sense...

When people say "I still have "a ways" to go, my mind just feels uneasy.

I still have a long way to go <~~~ how about that? gosh!

When "loose" is used instead of "lose".

Ouch.

biznitch instead of biotch

Just gotta say - your profile pic (at least the one that's showing right now) is hilariously apropos.

Supposably. It's not a word, people.

THIS - with a passion. I HATE IT!

Someone just posted on my FB about this lol

Unfortunately people are sounding it out and that's what it sounds like. Uneducated? In England it's worse - could uv. WTF. But I cringe every time :-(

The first word of a sentence should be capitalized and there should be a period at the end of the sentence.

Ok, so they're not grammar errors but they're still errors.

when people axe me something instead of asking me something


"lemme axe you somthin right quick" ****ing irritating!

Witch and which

Whether and weather

It just drives me crazy!

wud=would
lyk=like
dat=that
etc...

whose - who's
its- it's
his-he's
your-you're
to-too
lose-loose


irregardless
advices
equipments

Definately
THERE IS NO 'A' IN DEFINITELY!

Summat/Sumat/Summit, and the worst I've seen, Sumert , as a substitute for 'something'. It's not hard to type something...

The worst one for me is "I could care less". I don't know how much more to stress it, if you COULD care less then you obviously DO care, thus you're not saying what you mean when you say "I could care less".

Ah this has always annoyed me. I have always said "I couldn't care less" (which makes total sense, right?) and people always correct me...

Bought and brought.

"I just brought a new car."

Oh really? Where did you bring it from?


I'm also noticing a lot of people saying 'pacifically' rather than 'specifically'.

The Pacific is an ocean, you utter retard.

This list could run and run!

* Getting your and you're mixed up

* Getting there, their and they're mixed up

* Saying "I will try and..." when it should really be "I will try to..."

* Saying "I wish I was" instead of "I wish I were"

* People not understanding when to use "if I were" and "if I was" (if I was being rude last night, I apologise) (if I were being rude last night, believe me you'd know about it!).

* Saying "I should of..." instead of "I should have"

* Getting me, myself and I totally mixed up (our neighbours have invited my partner and me to a party) (my partner and I can't wait to attend next-door's party)

* Confusing when to use if and when to use whether

As I say, the list runs and runs. But another pet peeve of mine is the incessant overuse of the words "actually", "basically", "like", "obviously" and "y'know". So frequently every single one of those words can be dropped and the sentence would read or sound more fluent.

Oh and also the overuse of saying "the ones". It's nearly always true that a better word to use is 'those'.

Right, rant over!!