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My daughter was engaged and we set out to find the best cake maker we could. We tasted a lot of different samples and none seemed to trick her trigger until we tasted ____. It was amazing!!! Then she signed the contract and that's when it went done hill. The woman I spoke with was court almost to the point of being rude.
As a result of my post, informing someone that there is no such word as "alot", this was the response:
Thank you for clearifying that up for me. I know there's 2 ways to spell the word alot but if it concerned me enough, I would have looked it up in the dictionary or chose a different word to use. Now that I think about it, I should have hyphenated the word a-lot.
As a result of my post, informing someone that there is no such word as "alot", this was the response:
Thank you for clearifying that up for me. I know there's 2 ways to spell the word alot but if it concerned me enough, I would have looked it up in the dictionary or chose a different word to use. Now that I think about it, I should have hyphenated the word a-lot.
Plus one for proper use of an apostrophe in the contraction of there is and plus one for would have instead of would of!
Plus one for proper use of an apostrophe in the contraction of there is and plus one for would have instead of would of!
Does that plus one override the posting of the...unique...word, "clearfifying", or that person's insistence on continuing to use the non-word "a lot", or his/her truly unique use of the non-word, "a-lot"?
Does that plus one override the posting of the...unique...word, "clearfifying", or that person's insistence on continuing to use the non-word "a lot", or his/her truly unique use of the non-word, "a-lot"?
I was trying to be kind.
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