You're right, you're not the "grammer" police and if you're not trying to be a jerk than stfu and keep it to yourself. IT MAKES SENSE THE WAY IT IS cliche or not.

 

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i'd go turbo if i had an xA or xB and wanted power. but if i bought either one i'd use them for their economy.

 

Seriously? Is that what you think! Dude- go back to your fourth grade teacher. It's AN "n". Not a "n." Holy sh*t, I can't EVEN believe we're having this argument, let alone that someone believes that saying "Uh" "n" is right.


All I did was make an observation and defend it. At no point in time did I get nasty, swear, or call anyone names. Responses like this one are the reason that civil conversation breaks down and becomes nothing more than a ____ing contest. So, since telling me to stfu is how you wanna communicate, fine. Two can play. I will make any observation I damn well please any time I want you knuckle-dragging, mouth-breathing, waste of space. The sentence does NOT make sense and if you think an intelligent response to a fair question is telling someone to stfu that just justifies my taking the time to call you a sluggish, stupid, ape of a human being. Now, was that more your language, or did I use too many big words?

 

Post a poll on whether or not it makes sense! See who gives a ****!

 

i think she just put you in your place

 

http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/esl/eslart.html


1. Indefinite Articles: a and an

A and an signal that the noun modified is indefinite, referring to any member of a group. These indefinite articles are used with singular nouns when the noun is general; the corresponding indefinite quantity word some is used for plural general nouns. The rule is:

* a + singular noun beginning with a consonant: a boy
* an + singular noun beginning with a vowel: an elephant
* a + singular noun beginning with a consonant sound: a user (sounds like 'yoo-zer,' i.e. begins with a consonant 'y' sound, so 'a' is used)
* some + plural noun: some girls

If the noun is modified by an adjective, the choice between a and an depends on the initial sound of the adjective that immedately follows the article:

* a broken egg
* an unusual problem
* a European country (sounds like 'yer-o-pi-an,' i.e. begins with consonant 'y' sound)

Note also that in English, the indefinite articles are used to indicate membership in a profession, nation, or religion.

* I am a teacher.
* Brian is an Irishman.
* Seiko is a practicing Buddhist.



if you would like to continue this debate.... pm me so i can just delete the messages. this is way OT and pointless.

 

= It was not worded exactly as the phrase but just a different way of saying it. Most people understood what the person was trying to convey. No need to put the person down by using the "loser" smiley.

literally means it must come with a grain of salt if you take anything so it basically means almost the same as saying .

Just a double negative (don't & without) but WTF do I know, English is my second language.

 

please fight more, its freaken hilarious

 

Seriously people,c'mon now!!!!!!!!!!scion on scion crime is just not cool man.quit baggin on each other and drop the stupid grammar deal because half of you people who use the internet mess up anyways.BURN

 

good to see we have gone from Superchargers to indefinite articles and double negatives. Splendid.

 

 

isn't that always the case here..??!!

 

Alright- truce. Forget I said anything at all. Sorry if I offended anyone by asking folks to review things before they post. I know it's something that's been discussed here before- I was only trying to reinforce it. I got salty because i was told to stfu and I thought it was uncalled for. As far as I'm concerned, it's over and done with and I won't post in this thread again.

 

NOOOOOOO. please fight more, i think he called your mom a ****, go get him!!!!!

 

yeah i think i did hear him call ur momma a **** bag

 

dirty down hoes have ugly ___ toes

 

so ne ways back to the supercharger...lol...i got news like a few days ago up at younger toyota (on of the top 30) dealers my friend jayson up there is the only scion dealer around so he knows his shyytt n said that he's got numbers n the release date is definatly set for september 1st and they are making pre-orders now and he has one on its way

 

its up to you all to believe it or not but thats just the word that I got so im spreading everything i hear...cause im just as anxious as n e of you all

 

any = n e (same # of keystrokes) Is it really that hard to spell 'any'?

 

no buddy its called "bad habbit" i do it cause im "lazy" "n" if you wanna come over here "n" give me english lessons your more than welcome to as long as i get them "4" free..."lol" ---Laugh Out Loud---