Just how long ago did the grammatical rules change here?

[Evolution.]

Honestly, GTP led me into good grammar.

See, I was only 11 when I actually joined GTP, but had fairly good grammar and punctuation skills (except for the fact I never used to put spaces after my periods and commas ).

Really, if you listen to the moderators, admins and trustful members, GTPlanet.net can make you a better person.

 

[Flerbizky]

Is that a gun in your pocket? Are you going to list everyone who's viewing threads you post in from now on?

Naaah.. Can't be arsed... I just thought Wendy left... But maybe it's just my sporadic appearance playing its part.... :sigh:

 

[Scaff]

While I would normally hesitate to plug any product, for those who do struggle with correct spelling may I recommend trying the latest version of the Google tool bar.

It has a very neat spell check tool that works very well with forum posts, does not require you to copy and paste any of the text and takes a few seconds to use.

Give it a go.

Regards

Scaff

 

[Evolution.]

While I would normally hesitate to plug any product, for those who do struggle with correct spelling may I recommend trying the latest version of the Google tool bar.

It has a very neat spell check tool that works very well with forum posts, does not require you to copy and paste any of the text and takes a few seconds to use.

Give it a go.

Regards

Scaff

Firefox 2.2b

Built in spellchecker.

 

[TS]

While I would normally hesitate to plug any product, for those who do struggle with correct spelling may I recommend trying the latest version of the Google tool bar.

It has a very neat spell check tool that works very well with forum posts, does not require you to copy and paste any of the text and takes a few seconds to use.

Give it a go.

Regards

Scaff

Me (TS)

Walking, Talking, Living Dictionary.

 

[DuckRacer]

While I would normally hesitate to plug any product, for those who do struggle with correct spelling may I recommend trying the latest version of the Google tool bar.

It has a very neat spell check tool that works very well with forum posts, does not require you to copy and paste any of the text and takes a few seconds to use.

Give it a go.

Regards

Scaff

Or better yet, buy a Mac. Safari has a built-in spell checker that works like MS Word, except that you just right-click the underlined word and select one of the suggestions that pop up.

It's definitely raised my IQ a few points.

 

[Evolution.]

Beat you to it pretty much Duck

Firefox 2.2b

Built in spellchecker.

 

[OZZYGT]

I have exactly what scaff said 👍



Ciao!

 

[Diego440]

... years of grammar lessons embedded in my brain...

Spanish and English copywriter/proofreader

 

[DuckRacer]

Beat you to it pretty much Duck

I know, but it's an expensive alternative to Firefox and Windoze.

 

[Scaff]

I have exactly what scaff said 👍



Ciao!

I use it to double check all my posts, as well as always previewing them for a quick sanity check.

The main point we have all shown with the various methods of easily spell checking posts is however than almost no excuse remains for the use of poor spelling.

Now to work on the grammar side on things.

👍

Scaff