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Nina K Pettis wrote:

Katz wrote:

So, can we make that into an airplane banner & fly it over the entire
English-speaking world? ;o)

I'd like to make another:

Attention: "It's" ALWAYS means "It is."
SO easy, but I don't think they teach it that easy way.


YES!! YES!! That's one of my pet peeves... can you tell?



One of mine is houses/homes. I often tell my students, "It's just a
house, until you make it a home." I wish the real estate people would
get it right.

Pam S.

Tanada wrote:
Nina K Pettis wrote:

Katz wrote:

So, can we make that into an airplane banner & fly it over the entire
English-speaking world? ;o)

I'd like to make another:

Attention: "It's" ALWAYS means "It is."
SO easy, but I don't think they teach it that easy way.



YES!! YES!! That's one of my pet peeves... can you tell?



One of mine is houses/homes. I often tell my students, "It's just a
house, until you make it a home." I wish the real estate people would
get it right.

You're right, Pam, but they're actually doing it on purpose to make the
houses more attractive to the buying public; calling it a home makes it
feel warmer and more personal. Actually, I don't care if they call mine
a little grass hut; just sell it for me! ;-)

Nina
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Professional proofreading doesn’t cost – it pays!
www.ninaproofs.com

"Tanada" wrote in message
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Nina K Pettis wrote:

Katz wrote:

So, can we make that into an airplane banner & fly it over the entire
English-speaking world? ;o)

I'd like to make another:

Attention: "It's" ALWAYS means "It is."
SO easy, but I don't think they teach it that easy way.


YES!! YES!! That's one of my pet peeves... can you tell?



One of mine is houses/homes. I often tell my students, "It's just a
house, until you make it a home." I wish the real estate people would get
it right.

Pam S.

Two of my pet peeves (estate agents) is that "the accommodation comprises
of..." and "it's different than"

Tweed -- might have made it as a proof reader