Subj : English skills
To   : Nightfox
From : Spectre
Date : Wed Oct 19 2022 07:08:00

 Ni> It seems that way to me too.  In recent years, I feel like I've been
 Ni> seeing more and more spelling and grammar mistakes in writing, and even
 Ni> sometimes in printed material (magazines, signs, etc.).  It's like they
 Ni> don't have anyone proofread it, or those checking the work just don't have
 Ni> good English skills.  And at the same time, people get really annoyed when
 Ni> you try to point out the bad spelling/grammar, or if you're genuinely
 Ni> confused by what you read, they thiink you're making fun of them or
 Ni> something.

You can see these same errors and problems in news services these days too.
Probably a partial problem induced by reliance on spell checkers. The rest of
it is words that are spelt correctly but have not place in the sentence
they're in, and you either have to guess the intent, or know that it's meant
to be something else.

The other looks like someone has edited the line for whatever reason, but the
edit is out of context to the rest of the article, like a hybrid sentence
that changes tense or similar.

Spec


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