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"I am suppose to"
THAT drives me nuts. I don't know why it does, but it does.
It should be: "I am supposed to" and so on.
That is all. Carry on
Seriously. Those words put in that order don't even mean something else than the intended message.
How about:
I would have
It can even be contracted into "I would've". Don't spread bad grammar to your peers, wear protection!

Simo98 said:Come on, I mean, for all intensive purposes they mean the same thing..
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Simo98 said:Come on, I mean, for all intensive purposes they mean the same thing..
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"Can I aks you a question?" irks me somewhat, but the one that really grinds a nerve is "irregardless" instead of "regardless"
"I am suppose to"
THAT drives me nuts. I don't know why it does, but it does.
It should be: "I am supposed to" and so on.
That is all. Carry on
Could you all be a bit more pacific about your complaints?
I hear "Spoda" a lot. as in "I'm Spoda do that?"
The worst version of that is "pose":
"I'm not pose ta do dat!"
"Can I aks you a question?" irks me somewhat, but the one that really grinds a nerve is "irregardless" instead of "regardless"
Ek cetera, ek cetera...