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Thread: I talk.. I walk.. I puke.. English (Common Errors in English Usage)

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    I talk.. I walk.. I puke.. English (Common Errors in English Usage)

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    From SS,
    my friend said, she is breeding a dog at home, to mean she has a pet dog..
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    From AB,
    A class mate of mine unintentionally poked a boy with his pencil and he started bleeding. When the teacher enquired, instead of saying "I didnt do it purposely", he said "I didnt do it properly". The things that followed are left to ur imagination..
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    Usage of basically in random places. I am very, very guilty of this myself even now.

    I remember a class-mate of mine who introduced herself in a Campus Interview(Group Discussion actually) like this:
    "I am so and so. I am doing my Masters blah blah. Basically, I have two brothers"
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    Another friend, who went out with his GF for the first time, ordered a 'sugar cone' juice and left her in splits..
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    Basically, Softie, you can't use "basically" for discrete attributes. adhAvadhu, you have two brothers-nA, you have two brothers.
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    "basically two brothers"

    adhAvadhu "enakku basically two brothers konjam family historyyA thONdi pArththA adhukku mEla irukkum" nu arththam varum.
    andha poNNu thannai ariyAma thannOda family-aivE total damage paNNikichu adhAn joke. ippOve I am juvenile enough to jump at such jokes, appO kEkkavE vENAm. Thankfully, it was towarsd the end of College so she didnt have to suffer my barbs for more than a month
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    Ennoda pangalipu,
    most common error... people are using "by the by" but "by the way" is the right one..
    even i did ths mistake many times and then i came to know...
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    Quote Originally Posted by GSV View Post
    Ennoda pangalipu,
    most common error... people are using "by the by" but "by the way" is the right one..
    even i did ths mistake many times and then i came to know...
    Hope u didnt know it from Nair Raman.
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