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9. Actually, quite the opposite. (nt)

Mon Jul 18, 2016, 10:02 PM

Jul 2016

And if you want to go even further back in time, the correct usage would have been "was graduated from....."

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How many speakers will they have that can't speak proper English? [View all] El Supremo Jul 2016 OP

A grammar Nazi would tell you.... Brother Buzz Jul 2016 #1

Actually, quite the opposite. (nt) enough Jul 2016 #9

Well, I stand corrected, but I'll leave it up because I'm an idiot Brother Buzz Jul 2016 #12

Most of them would be my guess Warpy Jul 2016 #2

who, not that Skittles Jul 2016 #3

I'll agree with that. El Supremo Jul 2016 #13

We aren't going to see proper English until the DNC. tallahasseedem Jul 2016 #4

Their arent any. madamesilverspurs Jul 2016 #5

Uh, this is the *Repuke* convention we're visiting!1 n/t UTUSN Jul 2016 #6

How many GOP delegates would notice? n/t TexasBushwhacker Jul 2016 #7

You're asking the wrong question meow2u3 Jul 2016 #10

It's all an act. procon Jul 2016 #11