Jackter101:
The 2nd is using "loose" instead of "lose". I see a lot of people use "loose" when they want to refer to a team being defeated. It is wrong. The right word to use when your team is defeated is "lose", while to untie something or make free of something is "loose"..

Chicagoesontop:
I Love People Who Knows How To Use English...

charlesikhalea:
...its " I love people who KNOW how to use english".......

charlsecy:
A Nairalander by the moniker looseweight should see this.

LOL...While charlesikhalea was correcting Chicagoesontop with regard to the use of "Know," he himself erred by typing "english" instead of English . Grammarians. LOL.

Evina:


I eat cake on Mondays.

Chicagoesontop:
I Like This Post, This Means You Are A Grammarian Like Me .. I Love People Who Knows How To Use English .. Mercy Johnson Is Is A Grammarian Too !!

Chicagoesontop:
I Like This Post, This Means You Are A Grammarian Like Me .. I Love People Who Knows How To Use English .. Mercy Johnson Is Is A Grammarian Too !!

DaVinciii:


It's I Love People Who "KNOW" not "KNOWS". You wan show yourself

charlesikhalea:


Oga Grammarian, its " I love people who KNOW how to use english"....... Before we correct people let us make sure we know what we re talking about... Thank u

Chicagoesontop:
I Like This Post, This Means You Are A Grammarian Like Me .. I Love People Who Knows How To Use English .. Mercy Johnson Is Is A Grammarian Too !!

Chicagoesontop:

You are right in this one english, instead of English ... this one is a typing error not a grammatical error

Chicagoesontop:

You are right in....

Chicagoesontop:


There Are People Who Knows how to use English, You People Fail To Understand That Am Using This KNOWS as a past participle, because they already know how to use English, it's in their blood to know how to use English.

mu2sa2:
These mistakes are common in Nigeria -
"expantiate" instead of expatiate (to avoid mistake remember the word has no "n" - pronounced "iks-pe-shi-et);
"pensioneer" for "pensioner";
"of recent" instead of "lately" or "of late";
(ten),(ten) naira for ten naira each or ten naira apiece;
"bother on" instead of "border on"

charlesikhalea:


Oga Grammarian, its " I love people who KNOW how to use english"....... Before we correct people let us make sure we know what we re talking about... Thank u

Sunnycliff:
Its a disgrace to keep making such errors after graduating from secondary school not to mention the ivory tower! It need not be mentioned twice as it tingles the ears

omusiliyu:
[size=28pt] Am and I'm[/size]

Let blame social networks for that

charlsecy:
Generally, it is a grammatical error; specifically, it is a capitalization error.

Not so fast! You are right on.... LOL.

Vivly:

How dare you call yourself a grammarian in 2016 when you still type like this?
You only capitalize proper nouns in a sentence dude!

Fkhalifa:
Thanks for the correction.

Chicagoesontop:


There Are People Who Knows how to use English, You People Fail To Understand That Am Using This KNOWS as a past participle, because they already know how to use English, it's in their blood to know how to use English.

Chicagoesontop:


All of you wants me to be fried but i refuse to burn ... LOL, am enjoying the show anyway no offense to and from anyone oo !!

Originalsly:
Bro..this is a learning thread...why confuse those whose minds are opened open to learning? "There are people who knows how to use English" is wrong...dead wrong regardless of the explanations you keep churning out. Chew on this...There is a group of people who knows how to use English. @topic.... use of cloth instead of clothes/clothing/outfit.

Evina:


Really this thread just shows that English language is borrowed.

Jackter101:


Thanks jare. God bless you

Evina:

Your grammatical usage is below average. Every sentence you type is proof.