Use phrases correctly

[marquis2]

"for free".......you can get something free or something for nothing but free is an adjective as in "free meals" ,not a noun.

Quantum leap or jump. Used to decribe a massive change but a quantum is the smallest change possible in the universe.

Errant apostrophes such as "apple's" , an apostrophe denotes a missing letter or a possession.In particular the misuse of it's which is short for "it is"

 

[larss]

You should definitely take a look at this right here. :thumbsup:

That is just goddamn fucking brilliant :thumbsup:

 

[shayd]

Another one I was thinking of today:

The phrase "gone missing" is grammatically incorrect. Gone is a verb, indicating the modifying word would be an adverb. The word "missing" is an adjective, and does not function as an adverb at all.

 

[Nester6]

Well Dirk, supposably you think your pretty smart! Well, I could of made a better list then you. You see, for all intensive purposes, I am smarter my friend. Your like any other person who thinks there on top of it all. :nono:

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[bleh50]

Yeah, as if our language wasn't already messed up enough... ppl confuse themselves.
Anyways, another one is 'atm machine' as in automatic teller machine machine. Simple one.