battleknight24
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Wed Jun-29-05 04:32 PM
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I have a grammatical question... (did I spell that < right?) |
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Edited on Wed Jun-29-05 04:36 PM by battleknight24
I read a post of an article on freerepublic.com about how despite the supreme court's ruling, huge numbers of people will continue to download music illegally. A freeper posted this...
"The good news is that the liberals in Hollywood will continue to loose money..."
So is it "lose" or "loose"? Please let me know...
Peace,
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Shell Beau
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Wed Jun-29-05 04:33 PM
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Edited on Wed Jun-29-05 04:33 PM by Shell Beau
That is a pet peeve of mine!
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Wed Jun-29-05 04:34 PM
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lol
"loose" money is the change you have floating around in your pocket.
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Wed Jun-29-05 04:34 PM
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don't you have "A" grammatical question? I know you didn't ask but I thought the rule was to use a unless followed by a vowel or a silent "h"
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battleknight24
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Wed Jun-29-05 04:37 PM
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6. Sorry... I usually get that right... |
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... it's been a long day for me...
Peace,
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liontamer
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Wed Jun-29-05 06:25 PM
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I generally avoid the grammar police role, but as this was a grammar thread, I couldn't resist :)
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Wed Jun-29-05 04:37 PM
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Poster SOOO caught the freep, but made a similar mistake.. oh well... but i think this is the rule... with double "oo" the "s" is softer and with one "o" the "s" is harder...
caboose moose
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Shell Beau
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Wed Jun-29-05 04:38 PM
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9. Ha ha!!! They did! Oops! But funny! |
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Wed Jun-29-05 04:35 PM
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they must be thinking of loose morals or something...
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Wed Jun-29-05 04:35 PM
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"Loose" implies that the liberals in Hollywood will continue to untighten money. They may be loose, but they're not losing money.
Did you lose your loose tooth?
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Wed Jun-29-05 04:37 PM
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8. lose. You use "loose" as in "loose change in your pocket" |
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