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9/10 for the lols. I'm too lazy to read through your posts
 

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4/10. For using the word "lol"
 

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6/10. You forgot the period. You also wrote a sentence fragment.
 

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Busty said:
9/10. Would fuck,
No but serious i'm Mr.Grammar
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*9/10, Would fuck.
No but seriously I'm Mr. Grammar.

Need I say more
 

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*No but seriously, I'm Mr. Grammar.

Use punctuation correctly.

7/10
 

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Gamma said:
*No but seriously, I'm Mr. Grammar.

Use punctuation correctly.

7/10
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6/10

No need for the asterisk before the quote.
 

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Random said:
6/10

No need for the asterisk before the quote.
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An asterisk is typically a reference to an annotation or to stand for an omitted matter.

Therefore, correcting his mistake was an omitted matter.

Your argument is invalid.
 

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Doom said:
1/1 ur granner sux m9. u suk dik. 
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Wow. You are literally the reason I've avoided the "Raheem" Squad. 1/10 at most.
 

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Gamma said:
An asterisk is typically a reference to an annotation or to stand for an omitted matter.

Therefore, correcting his mistake was an omitted matter.

Your argument is invalid.
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use as big of words as you want, you're still wrong.
 

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Random said:
use as big of words as you want, you're still wrong.
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You should capitalize the first letter of every sentence.
 

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Gamma said:
You should capitalize the first letter of every sentence.
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You should probably just... Like.. Not change anything at all because... It's... Sorta.. Ehhh... Good..
 

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Bobcat said:
You should probably just... Like.. Not change anything at all because... It's... Sorta.. Ehhh... Good..
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I know, I'm perfect.

I've always been that way. 

:3
 

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Bobcat said:
8/10
Capitalize the letters after periods. 
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5/10
The user above failed to clarify what "capitalize" was referring to in his sentence. That could be confusing to one who is not adept in understanding English idioms, as the sentence contains a lingering verb with no subject linked to it.
 

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Indigo. said:
5/10
The user above failed to clarify what "capitalize" was referring to in his sentence. That could be confusing to one who is not adept in understanding English idioms, as the sentence contains a lingering verb with no subject linked to it.
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@indigo explained the mistakes of @bobcat using good English and a structured explanation. @indigo also spelt every word correctly and used correct punctuation.

8/10 - @indigo wrote "The user above failed to clarify what "capitalize" was referring to in his sentence. That could be confusing to one who is not adept in understanding English "idioms". The correct answer would be 'The user did not explain which capital there should have been in the sentence therefor does not fully help the user he is correcting learn from his mistake.
 
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