>it's a "guy who just learned English starts correcting

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>>73569118
>tfw better than most native speakers

>>73569248
Yeah right

>>73569248
then*

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>>73569273
I got "you're" right before it became a meme

jealous?

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>>73569309

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>when it's morning
>you barely slept
>some fag corrects you missing a syllable

Your a idiot
Give me you're money

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>it's another "most of the people who know English as a first language are actually shit at using and comprehending it because of laziness, overuse of colloquial slang terms and an astounding absence of the basic intellect required to think about the grammar rules of the language you're speaking and the context of any particular word or phrase in order to figure out what it means on your own" episode
Why are the majority of people so mentally deficient?

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>mfw native english speakers confuse "Their, they're, there" and I don't

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>>73569339

Bahahahahahahaha

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>it's a "guy who pretends he didn't understand anything because you made a simple grammar mistake, which everyone with half a brain could have figured out" episode

In all fairness, I sometimes correct the grammar of native speakers of languages I've learned, but they're languages I've been speaking for years, not for a couple months.

>>73569373
That's not really surprising if you don't speak the language as much as they do.
I know before living in the US I never made that mistake but sometimes it happens to me. It's just a matter of not reading yourself tho.

tiS an eng 'scd Lang ppz cnt undrsta Eng less tis wrtten propa epsd

>>73569118
WAIT I thought canadians speak french not english

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>>73569373
i only read, barely listen to english and never understood why people confuse your with you're because i always thought the latter is spoken like its long form
>mfw i found out