"IT's LOSE NOT LOOSE"

People, this is'nt advanced english.

Lose - To lose something, can not find something, to mis-place

Loose - Not tight, loose fitting.

please remember this in future posts

Grammer police

People, this is'nt advanced english.

Lose - To lose something, can not find something, to mis-place

Loose - Not tight, loose fitting.

please remember this in future posts

Everyone does it lol

People, this is'nt advanced english.

Lose - To lose something, can not find something, to mis-place

Loose - Not tight, loose fitting.

please remember this in future posts

Everyone does it lol

I know, it drives me potty

I'm completely looste-can you explain further

Just done it myself, never been good at english and spelling

Grammer police

It's grammar

Grammer police

It's grammar

Done that on purpose

As we're on the subject - accept/except is another one!

As we're on the subject - accept/except is another one!

Also, "Our players" and not "Are players"

That drives me crackers too!

it drives me mad!
Another one is bought and brought
I BOUGHT a new car
I BROUGHT my new car home

The one that drives me mad is "there". Bluebird since (fill in year here) is a swine for it. He puts "there" for everything even though they are different words with completely different meanings. It's not as if it's advanced stuff, it's primary school surely.

So it's:

There: as in - "over there" such as a place.
Their: as in - "it's their ball" such as people etc.
They're: as in "they're a bit mental", it's simple short for "they are"

It's not hard is it?

The one that drives me mad is "there". Bluebird since (fill in year here) is a swine for it. He puts "there" for everything even though they are different words with completely different meanings. It's not as if it's advanced stuff, it's primary school surely.

So it's:

There: as in - "over there" such as a place.
Their: as in - "it's their ball" such as people etc.
They're: as in "they're a bit mental", it's simple short for "they are"

It's not hard is it?

Well down Berwyn - this has been driving me mad as well - and as you say, they are not exactly difficult words

As we're on the subject - accept/except is another one!

Also, "Our players" and not "Are players"

That drives me crackers too!

"Could of" instead of "could have". What`s that all about?

And one of the worst is mixing up "to" as in going to and "too" as in also. "To" is only two letters (see what I did there?) yet people still can`t manage it!!

People, this is'nt advanced english.

Lose - To lose something, can not find something, to mis-place

Loose - Not tight, loose fitting.

please remember this in future posts

isn't

The one that drives me mad is "there". Bluebird since (fill in year here) is a swine for it. He puts "there" for everything even though they are different words with completely different meanings. It's not as if it's advanced stuff, it's primary school surely.

So it's:

There: as in - "over there" such as a place.
Their: as in - "it's their ball" such as people etc.
They're: as in "they're a bit mental", it's simple short for "they are"

It's not hard is it?

I agree