Here we will be accenting some grammatical clangers on this site. Efforts shall also be made to correct them and possibly give their non aberrant form.
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Grammar and the English language virtuosos and aficionados are invited.
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Constructive criticisms will not be baulked at.

With you we can make this stellar.
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DISCLAIMER: I can be immune to anything but solecism. I am no grammar pundit. So be my guest as per proffering apt pieces of advice.
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Thanks a million.

We will be taking the errors piecemeal,

This is a welcome development. The thought of this had streamed through my mind a few times and I glad you brought it to life.

More power to your elbow.

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MY 2 CENTS
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My 2 cents.

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Put in your two cents worth;
Put in your two pennyworth;
Put in your two penn'orth.


This is an idiom that means 'to give your opinion of something even if others do not want to hear it'

2s£xy:
This is a welcome development. The thought of this had streamed through my mind a few times and I glad you brought it to life.

More power to your elbow.

Thanks a lot, please your help will be needed and appreciated too. Don't forget to stop by always.

Sure, I will as I often need correct usage of certain words so as not to betray the context within the frame of sentences.

Serendipity:
Thanks a lot, please your help will be needed and appreciated too. Don't forget to stop by always.

following. Weldone

Joblessness at its peak

Hahaha... Crazy thread

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WRONG
At the bolded

Wumine:
But u neva answer the question! The bolded part

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People usually use this to refer to highlighted words.

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CORRECT
The word bold is an adjective and also a noun. So the use of bolded is unacceptable.

The word EMBOLDEN in its secondary meaning can be used instead.
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Thus you can say:
Embolden your words.
but never
Bold your words.
You can equally say:
Look at the emboldened words
but never
Look at the bolded words
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However; you can say:
the words in bold.

This is good. Please continue, I am right behind you.

Raymondenyi: Mad jobless men

Must You Comment..?? *Simpleton*

Totally nt cool y dnt u hide d name ......but followin u all d same

I can't believe you are the one talking like this!

Raymondenyi: Mad jobless men

2s£xy:
I can't believe you are the one talking like this!

Sorrry sire, I withdraw my words!!!

Chuksemi: This is good. Please continue, I am right behind you.

Thank you. Always stop by.

My guy abeg continue

Ezyp:
My guy abeg continue

thanks, no time but let's see how it goes.

driver i want to drop @ d next junction-----------wrong
I'll alight @ d next juncture-----------------------correct

My uncle is now a big man in my village----------wrong
My uncle is a well to do --------------------------correct

Let's have a few drink in the beer palour close to my house---wrong
Let's have a few drink in the pub close to my house-------correct

This is a welcome development.

let me go and prepare

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FUNNY ENOUGH

tosyne2much:
You begin to wonder who really are these people.. Funny enough, they aint spiritually inclined behind the internet

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CORRECT
FUNNILY ENOUGH
It's an idiom, fixed.

Nice one

Serendipity:
WRONG
FUNNY ENOUGH

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CORRECT
FUNNILY ENOUGH
It's an idiom, fixed.

thank you sir

if something needs to be corrected here,...its ur brain..what a disgusting method of flaunting inperspicacious word-hoards...2go freak

Over grammar o

It has been a long time.
Tasks have been very demanding.

WRONG TO SAY 'WRITE EXAM'

It's wrong to say that you "write" exam.

You :
1. Do exam.
2. Take exam.
3. Sit exam.

So its aberrant to say ' I am writing my an exam tomorrow'

Same applies to ' Did you write exam today?
Thank you.

But for the alacrity with which this clanger is commited particularly now that projects are being submitted by final year students, I would have refrained from commenting on this.
Again, this comes at the risk of being thought cocky.
The word BIND takes BOUND in its past and participle forms.
This makes sentences below aberrant.
- I have binded my project *
-I have bounded project.*
- I binded it yeaterday*
SO WE SAY:
I have bound my project.
I bound it yesterday.
Thanks.