User blog:Young Little Unicorn/Grammar

Sorry for being such a grammar nazi, but to avoid people getting confused of what you're saying I decided to out up a blog that teachers you about some grammar mistakes you guys often make.

Consonants vs. Vowels
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A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z

VOWELS - A, E, I, O, U

CONSONANTS - B, C, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, V, W, X, Y, Z

Every (noun) consonant must have an 'A' in front. Example - I am a turtle. The 'a' represents a consonant. T is a consonant.

Every (noun) vowel must have an 'AN' in front. Example - That's an ant. The 'an' represents a vowel. A is a vowel.

To vs. Too
To is used for when you're doing something like 'I'm going to—'. People make this common mistake all the time in which, it doesn't confuse anyone it's just wrong.

Too is used for when something's TOO MUCH like 'It's too—' or can be used as an agreement like 'Me too!' Me three

AM
Does this sound right to you? 'I not going'. No, it doesn't. So in order to change that into a hot sentence we must add an 'AM'. "I am not going". That sounds better doesn't it?

People used to never use the AM in their sentence and like the to and too it doesn't confuse people but it just sounds wrong.

CAPITALS
You use capitals AFTER a full stop (this thing -> ".") and you use a capital IF it's a name of a country, state, person, planet… etc.

BTW, etc. you DO NOT use a capital after the dot in etc. it just shows that there's more to etc so don't use a capital after "etc." unless there's a full stop after it.

Author's Message
I know, I know, you may be quite surprised that an Asian like me knows a lot about this stuff. Plus I'm a Cambodian. But please don't underestimate the ability of an Asian :)

Anyways like I said above, I'm just trying to help fix your grammar mistakes. The one that you make 99% most of the time. It's just that, I don't really understand what you guys are trying to say sometimes, so maybe these will help correct your sentences.