Your as in your dog, You’re as in You’re a dog, Yar as in Yar a dirty dog and a watery grave shall be
yar final reward.
Use A if the next word begins with a
consonant. Use AN if the next word
begins with a vowel. Use UN if you are speaking French.
Many people
erroneously believe that the word Moot
means superfluous. Actually, Moot is
a contraction for My Boot.
Many people
confuse when to use Affect and when
to use Effect. Sadly, the last person
to fully understand this rule committed suicide in the mental asylum earlier this year.
Lie Vs Lay. You lay with your mistress and lie to your wife.
The plural of Pig is Pigs, not Richmond City
Police.
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