gramar explaned

"Swearing = funny".

This video might possibly be one of my favorite pieces of media ever.

I before e except after c unless you’re running a heist on your weird foreign neighbor based on their height and weight.

As a programmer, I also use semicolons in regular english simply because I'm used to using them more anyways.

The turtle predicted COVID there

2:52 I could care less about this statement

"A global pandemic could spring up at anytime", aged like a fine fucking wine

predicting covid 7 years ago, is prophetic

my favorite video to revisit every 6 months when i inevitably forget everything i was taught

You are actually allowed to freestyle with language, as long as it makes you able to pass your message easily-er, or gives another interesting meaning to your text, or if you think it's fun.

The gift of prophecy

4:49 he wasn't far off😂 covid was a few years after this video

4:59 well that aged well

Please make a video quick showing how we Americans talk stupid and say adverbs wrong its bad enough we dont use punctuation but even public signs say embarrassing drive safe and shop local and you only see ly used in prolly

It was painful difficult to write this

I keep a playlist of all these crash courses as way to recharge after the especially hard weed laced burn out weeks.

I love how he forseen the global pandeminc in 2018 lol

exurb1a just casually predicted the future

we NEED more vids like this

I before E except after C. Thier advice is amazing. Some of this knowledge was forgien to me. I will be able to show off my new grammatical knowledge to my nieghbors. Kieth will be extremely impressed by this, and he'll finally agree to take me slieghing. He's gonna pray that things go well, but I won't because I'm athiest. I know this is shaping up to be a rather wierd comment, and you may believe I am decieving you. However, talking nonsense does mean I've forfietted my right to have my voice heard. Remember kids, I before E, except after C, or in the case of quite a few other words. Good video though!

id love one for german

המורה ללשון אחרי שביקשתי לצאת למלות את הבקבוק

God your a nerd

Mr Exurb1a… I was under the impression that “effect” was a noun and “affect” was a verb-“effected” being the verbified version of “to bring into effect”. Much more commonly used is “the effects of” or “your Rabbit has a big effect on me” as opposed to “your rabbit affects me”, no?

Also did exubr1a predict covid??? Who wasn't using their grammer

Isn’t global pandemic redundant

It bothers me when someone says: "It's déjà vu all over again." I hear that a lot and it sounds redundant.

*grammer ecsplained

What about
"Though, tough, through, thought, thorough" 😂?

Cats are not its. He or she or great one are appropriate. And that is all you may say - never it! Likewise you say who not that with animals. The cat who deserves your worship not the cat that deserves your worship. Learn to speak!

ahh yes the global pandemic

pro predicted corona

NON ENGLISH

I before E except after C is a pretty 'weird' grammar rule

4:49 this aged well XD

4:48 THAT AGED WELL

it's ridiculous that I legitimately keep coming back to THIS video to be reminded of the gammer rules

4:49 aged well

2:31 - my favorite

Another interesting thing about English grammar is the the fact that you had to read this twice to spot the error.

While you're all here, the correct use of comprise is:
'My lunch comprises a sandwich and yogurt'
NOT:
'My lunch is comprised of a sandwich and yogurt'

3:52

A...avril?

My favorite...

Grammar: The difference between helping your Uncle, Jack off a horse, and helping your uncle jack off a horse.

This is why we all should consider banning English language in civil conwersations.

i before e except after c? "their"