I noticed that there was plenty of grammatical inconsistencies and typos that I forget to post.
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Colour is correct, it's proper English. We don't remove letters for no reason.I noticed that there was plenty of grammatical inconsistencies and typos that I forget to post.
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I noticed that there was plenty of grammatical inconsistencies and typos that I forget to post.
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Doesn't really matter, it only should be consistent. The problem for most people that are not born in an English speaking country is that in school you learn English, because it comes from England with English spelling, but if you look at manuals, papers, games etc those are mostly based on US-American. I've never seen a game or a movie giving you the option to choose British, US-American, Australian or Canadian English. Most of the time outside of these countries you have English as the only option and that is mostly US-American English. As a non native speaker writing in English is a problem, because spelling and words are different between all the English versions.Colour is correct, it's proper English. We don't remove letters for no reason.
Favour is also correct.
Thanks is also correct.
I've only ever tried it once with an ex a few years back.Well yes, I missed it.
I don't know if it's because my girlfriend and I are thin (or at least I think we are), but at first it is somewhat difficult and uncomfortable. A question of finding the trick. But as much as it hurts... Maybe another user will tell you something else. I guess each couple is different.
There should be a comma before the person's name.
Again there should be a comma before the person's name
you, Mistress
All incorrect.Cum, Mistress
No, those are correct.All incorrect.
I gave up reading the rest of your post as you obviously have no real command over the English language.
Not really. The rules regarding names and commas are more complex than just "there should be a comma before one" and in this particular context you could really argue for either way.No, those are correct.
No, those are correct.
Cboy does get a few of them wrong or asserts one correction when there are multiple options. But you didn't pick any of them.
His 'corrections' were wrong.Not really. The rules regarding names and commas are more complex than just "there should be a comma before one" and in this particular context you could really argue for either way.
(a comma before the name implies the name is optional, but you try to "optionally" address your Mistress and see what it gets you)
It seems UK English is itself bastardised and americanised I must confess that my own language entails similar sufferings to people who have learnt it more or less thoroughly. For instance instead of "je comprends" (I understand) or "je vois" (I see) it's fashionable to say "OK d'accord" (OK agreed) or "d'accord Ok", for stylistic variety.His 'corrections' were wrong.
Being English, having O-Levels in English and English Lit as well as an English degree, I'll die on this hill. Or maybe I'm just too damn old to give a fuck about all this new-age bastardized Americanized way of doing English these days.
As I also stated, I also stopped reading his post after his first 3 incorrect 'corrections' so no idea what else may or may not have been grammatically correct or incorrect.
Yeah, I correct grammar and whatnot where I can with games, purely because not everyone speaks English, and I get as a second language, there's a lot you'd miss. And don't get me started on regional accents, slang, and just general language oddities, for example, the easiest way to start an argument between 2 English people is to ask them what they call a bread roll.It seems UK English is itself bastardised and americanised I must confess that my own language entails similar sufferings to people who have learnt it more or less thoroughly. For instance instead of "je comprends" (I understand) or "je vois" (I see) it's fashionable to say "OK d'accord" (OK agreed) or "d'accord Ok", for stylistic variety.
Objects don't really have gender in any "official" capacity when it comes to English. Objects like vehicles (for mimetic and cultural reasons) are often personified as women and given female pronouns, but it's really more societal than grammatical. Using it/its for objects is always grammatically correct, and no one will look at you strange for doing so, so don't worry about it.And another big problem for non native speaker is the gendering. A car in English is female, in Spanish male and in German neutral. Filling a car with fuel is for a English person - fill her up, for a Spanish person - fill him up and for a German - fill it up. I know Fill her up is right, but if you are not a native sspeaker you will not always know the right gender. And it can be seen as rude to use the wrong gender...... It's difficult for us, even if we have experience, to always find the right words and spelling in English.
Seriously?!The only complaint I could have about this game is there's not enough, the updates should be bigger, and more frequent.
Seriously though up to now it's a great game
I think it's tongue in cheek saying he likes it and wishes there was more.Seriously?!
The first release of this game was mid-February, and there were already 2 updates...
An update every 2 months is a fast pace. Moreover for a one person project.
Oh, my bad then...I think it's tongue in cheek saying he likes it and wishes there was more.