Grammar Police

We suggest corrections in grammatically erroneous tweets on Twitter! Our philosophy: We find it. We ask you to fix it.

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@RachelAnne1994 Instead of boiling over in frustration, improve your language skills.

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Why do we need hyphens?
Because an exotic animal owner isn't the same as an exotic-animal owner.

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@meltednouis "There are millions of us" instead of "There is millions of us".

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@01_Day_Dreamer I discovered that you should have done the following changes:-
1) has for have
2) you'll for u(you)
3) lying for laying

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@reemajlelati I would like to state that you should have used [who's] instead of [whose]. "Who's" means "who is".

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@alikhal06747442 It appears that you ought to have used [who's] instead of [whose]. Whose means 'belonging to'.

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@dinoxpuppy You ought to have used [here] instead of [hear]. Hear means to listen.

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@Drowe3222 you should have used [you're] instead of [your]

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@RachelAnne1994 ought to have used [you're] instead of your in that statement.

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@callmernjn You ought to have used [then] instead of [than]. 'Than' is used for comparing things.

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@Shes_TheOne @bonghitfaketits You should have used [you're] instead of [your].

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@reIationships You ought to have used [than] instead of [then].

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@BritneyRihGaga You didn't have to shout that. Easy on the caps button, keyboard warrior!

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@katie_hicks5 You didn't need to put that full stop after "just".

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@AskSopian I think you wanted to say "but not at everything". If that's the case, then my reply would be yes! Nobody's perfect!

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@AmandaPuthoff It seems to me that you should have posted "you're" instead of "your".

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@AskSopian This should help you: http://t.co/PBa2mDtC0o

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@AskSopian It's neither right nor wrong to capitalize(or not) pronouns that refer to God. It's a matter of personal conviction & preference.

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@AskSopian Please go back to school.
Sometimes it's better to wait, perform our prayers & believe in Allah because he plans the best for us.

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@Caitlin_2016 @WW1DUpdates You should have used "You're" instead of "your"!