Teleprompter:
In the Nigerian website for driver's license application, there is a place where they said you should "safe a number" instead of "SAVE a number"

Your boss might be one who has OCD to poor grammar or spelling mistakes. It is his company and can do as he pleases.

I might not disqualify a person for this mistake but I would surely address it and make sure it does not repeat itself.

This is not to say there are not numerous areas that I also need to improve but it is to say that we all see things differently.

soliufiljannah:
I remember my essay competition in high school. I was almost dropped because I wrote letter "i" in small letter instead of capital letter. "Whenever it stands alone, it should always be written in Capital" Says my english teacher.

bestmutiu2019:
my Boss,Salam aleikum

soliufiljannah:
wa'alaykumussalaam

bestmutiu2019:
please I need your help concerning Domain work

naptu2:


What about the use of "of" instead of "have" by some British people?

Octopusssy:

In what context?

naptu2:


"I wish I could have gone"
"I wish I could of gone"

https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/43256/is-of-instead-of-have-correct

https://ell.stackexchange.com/questions/156661/why-do-native-english-speakers-often-use-of-instead-of-have

pocohantas:


This is new to me.

naptu2:


I've heard people say it, but I usually just assumed that I didn't hear them properly, but the social media age has made it very clear. People write of instead of have quite often on Twitter.