Unnecessary repeated use of different words that mean the same thing

[drew]

The problem is that are teachers don't know there arses from they're elbows. They should of and could of spent more time spending you're money making sure their are less chances that were loose out in overall educational standards.

Very cleverly done.

 

[dazzer6666]

It's given me something to read whilst stuck on this stationary train that isn't moving.

 

[dougdeep]

If a train goes missing do they send out a search engine? Sorry, that's a whole different thread.

 

[theboybilly]

Very cleverly done.

You ought to have wrote 'should HAVE'

 

[drew]

You ought to have wrote 'should HAVE'

Or 'written'!

 

[theboybilly]

Or 'written'!

I replied to the wrong post and now this....that'll teach me for trying to be a smart Alec

 

[The Sock of Poskett]

I can't disagree with any of this. In no way, shape or form.

 

[Flex Your Head]

It's an unexplained mystery why Asda chose this tautlogical phrase to be carved in rock outside their stores; "Permanently low prices forever". Grrrrr!

 

[drew]

The problem is that are teachers don't know there arses from they're elbows. They should of and could of spent more time spending you're money making sure their are less chances that were loose out in overall educational standards.

To improve it even more,
The problem is that hour teacher's dont no there arse's from they're elbow's. They should of and could of spent more time spending you're money making shore their are less chance's that were loose out in overall educational standards.

 

[AZ Gull]

The problem is that are teachers don't know there arses from they're elbows. They should of and could of spent more time spending you're money making sure their are less chances that were loose out in overall educational standards.

Taken from the Albion twitter feed this evening:-

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Did [MENTION=15895]brightonmark1234[/MENTION] get a job in the Albion media department?

 

[Superphil]

I totally, utterly and completely agree 100% with the original starter of this thread

 

[Dick Head]

To 'understand' is to comprehend the meaning of something while to 'comprehend' is to understand the meaning of it.

 

[Diego Napier]

I recently had a conversation with someone where he talked about a friend who neither "comprehended or understood" what he was trying to say. I then asked him, politely, what the actual difference was between the meaning of the words "comprehend" and "understand."He was neither able to help or assist. Can anyone advise?

He was guilty of a grammatic tautology.

 

[MJsGhost]

Hence why...

 

[Norman Potting]

It's an unexplained mystery why Asda chose this tautlogical phrase to be carved in rock outside their stores; "Permanently low prices forever". Grrrrr!

As any fule kno it should of course be "Permanently cheaper prices forever"

 

[Dick Head]

I gets me when people say 'begs the question' when what they really mean is 'raises the question'. Grr!

 

[Bakero]

The problem is that are teachers don't know there arses from they're elbows. They should of and could of spent more time spending you're money making sure their are less chances that were loose out in overall educational standards.

Too overly subtle.

 

[Bakero]

People on here are over-exaggerating.

Over-exaggerate is alright. It means to exaggerate excessively, surely?

 

[beorhthelm]

The problem is that are teachers don't know there arses from they're elbows. They should of and could of spent more time spending you're money making sure their are less chances that were loose out in overall educational standards.

hang on a moment, "should have and could have", shirley?...

 

[Acker79]

CJ: What this is about, Sam, is you're a high-profile, very visible, much-noticed member --
Sam: You just said three things that all mean the same thing.