#grammar problems

[vickysnowpawz]

bro I keep getting distracted, which is not helping me finish my bf!Scott fanart .

( thats how you put bf right …… )

Im not good at grammar ok and at wording ether….

[ffviidirtyconfessions]

[tadpolesonalgae]

Spelling and grandma

Apologising for every time I’ve confused lose with loose

Apologising for every time I’ve mixed up breath with breathe

Apologising for every time I use bear instead of bare

Will continue to make those mistakes, bear with me. I’m looosing my mind so don’t hold your breathe <3 (j)

[the-blind-geisha]

Every day I learn that a word is basically just something we've all grown used to seeing and writing that I didn't realize alright is basically the incorrect version of writing all right.

Dammit.

*DELETES EVERYTHING*

[kipo-is-a-big-cat]

Hi guys, so I just want to apologize for my grammar and spelling(as I oftenly get it wrong). I have multiple disorders and learning disabilities that make it hard to write, type or speak correctly. I usually am okay but sometimes I just can't spell or remember a word or whatever. I know it makes me look young or stupid or uneducated, and I try to correct it using spell check(though sometimes I can't find the right spelling of the word I'm looking for).

So uh, I just wanted to say sorry if you find my typing annoying, cause I try but I can't always get it correct.

Sorry

And sorry for the rant y'all, thanks for still following me for whatever reason though!

[sultrysirens]

Me, a writer: Never use the same word multiple times in the same paragraph if it can be helped.

Me, writing dialogue: OMG THIS IS KILLING ME, THEY USED “DARE” LIKE 7 TIMES SO FAR FML, I WANNA CHANGE IT BUT I CAN’T CAUSE THAT’S HOW THEY T A L K

[writingwife-83]

Ok...grammar question

I feel stupid but I really can't decide for sure what's correct in this case.

Is it, "kiss more deeply?" Or would it be, "kiss deeper?"

I'm leaning toward "more deeply" but please correct me if I'm wrong.

[youtubersarelife23]

Me When people use the wrong kind of [Your, you're]