If you ever went to the Starbucks in West Village, Dallas, two years ago and saw a wireless network called " Porn for Jesus", well... you have me to thank for it.
Ok. Please pay a little more attention to the difference between possessive and plural. It's basic grammar school English.
Incorrect: A teacher who could afford to print out the tests for his classes has taken to selling ads on his students test.
Correct: A teacher who could afford to print out the tests for his classes has taken to selling ads on his students' tests.
Incorrect: What kind of a message would you put on your kids test?
Correct: What kind of a message would you put on your kid's test?
Plural = ending with an s. Possessive = ending with an 's. plural possessive = ending with an s'.
The less we pay attention to basic accuracy, the more we expose others to our mistakes. It's not like we have to use a semicolon or anything. this is just the one of the basics of using English at a 5th grade level.
That is incorrect. The word, "Faults" should be "Fault". You will never hear fault being used with an s on the end when applying blame in English unless someone is referring to earthquake faults. In short, there is never an s on the fault when applying blame. It is her fault. It was their fault. You can, however, say that someone has their many faults.
Incorrect:
A teacher who could afford to print out the tests for his classes has taken to selling ads on his students test.
Correct:
A teacher who could afford to print out the tests for his classes has taken to selling ads on his students' tests.
Incorrect:
What kind of a message would you put on your kids test?
Correct:
What kind of a message would you put on your kid's test?
Plural = ending with an s.
Possessive = ending with an 's.
plural possessive = ending with an s'.
The less we pay attention to basic accuracy, the more we expose others to our mistakes. It's not like we have to use a semicolon or anything. this is just the one of the basics of using English at a 5th grade level.
That is incorrect. The word, "Faults" should be "Fault". You will never hear fault being used with an s on the end when applying blame in English unless someone is referring to earthquake faults. In short, there is never an s on the fault when applying blame. It is her fault. It was their fault. You can, however, say that someone has their many faults.
Sorry man, this stuff just jumps out at me.
"no one like a fatty". You must mean, "no one likes a fatty". That pesky plural again. Everything else looks legit.