NCAAbbs

College students and grads should know better.

there - a place -- The game against Georgia Southen was over there.

they're - a contraction for "they are" -- They're going to flame me for this.

their - the possessive form of they -- The clock was in their favor.

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lose - the opposite of win, a state of loss -- We did not lose to Kentucky.

loose - the opposite of tight, rhymes with 'noose' -- Vaden will make you pay for loose coverage.

they're you go, giving a lose explanation on how there loosing intelligence up their at UAT

BhamHoosier Wrote:they're you go, giving a lose explanation on how there loosing intelligence up their at UAT

My point eggzackly!

Ok.. and WHY are you Grammar Nazi all the sudden???

Many UAB posters on this board make the same mistakes.

CrimsonDragon Wrote:Ok.. and WHY are you Grammar Nazi all the sudden???

Um, he was taking a 15 minute break and I was filling in?

He's my Grasshopper.

Grammar-Nazi Wrote:He's my Grasshopper.