Does This Sound Gramtically Correct?

Mecharic · Apr 11, 2013

"I like Igor more then they." "I'm pretty restless, but he's more curious then I." "I am dumb, but not as dumb as they." "She also hopes to get more votes then she." "Apparently, Tenny likes this flavor more then she."

Believe it or not, these are all grammatically correct in the English Language. I have lost faith in this language, someone find me one that sounds better -_-

Cowboys1919 · Apr 11, 2013

Sounds fine to me.

Waminer · Apr 11, 2013

Sounds like you switched around the position of one or two words which you can do in most languages..

Mecharic · Apr 11, 2013

Sounds to like these sentences are missing a lot of "Do's" -_-

Joshy54100 · Apr 11, 2013

In the final sentence, it should be than*

Grammar Error Spotting Skillz *cool guitar riff*[DOUBLEPOST=1365732953,1365732922][/DOUBLEPOST]Actually in a lot of them it should be 'than'.

Mecharic · Apr 11, 2013

Joshy54100 said:
In the final sentence, it should be than* Grammar Error Spotting Skillz *cool guitar riff*[DOUBLEPOST=1365732953,1365732922][/DOUBLEPOST]Actually in a lot of them it should be 'than'.

Sad thing is, these are all CORRECT answers to a grammar test |-(

Joshy54100 · Apr 11, 2013

Mecharic said:
Sad thing is, these are all CORRECT answers to a grammar test |-(

Vut?

Mecharic · Apr 11, 2013

Joshy54100 said:
Vut?

I literally took them out from a college level test, after taking it and ensuring they were 'correct' according to the test. One again, English Language, you have failed me. At least TRY to sound like someone is actually talking...

"She was more happy then she." is also grammatically correct... apparently.

favoured · Apr 11, 2013

I'm not that bothered, but you're more mad than I.

illogicalleaf314 · Apr 12, 2013

favoured said:
I'm not that bothered, but you're more mad than I.

Mecharic · Apr 12, 2013

favoured said:
I'm not that bothered, but you're more mad than I.

^ I'm drunk, but not as much as he.

atticusmas · Apr 12, 2013

Mecharic said:
"She was more happy then she." is also grammatically correct... apparently.

This right there proves this "college level grammar test" must be wrong. At least one time means that it probably doesn't catch errors very well. 'Then' is used incorrectly twice in these passages, which means that this test failed twice, which could lead one to the conclusion that it can fail with other errors.

Do you have a link to the test?

Mecharic · Apr 12, 2013

atticusmas said:
This right there proves this "college level grammar test" must be wrong. At least one time means that it probably doesn't catch errors very well. 'Then' is used incorrectly twice in these passages, which means that this test failed twice, which could lead one to the conclusion that it can fail with other errors.

Do you have a link to the test?

It's a Plato test, you need an MC3 login to get on... but I can link you to the site. https://ple.platoweb.com/Account/SignIn

Notcha · Apr 12, 2013

I think their test is drunk.

Mecharic · Apr 12, 2013

Notcha said:
I think their test is drunk.

The test was drunk, but not as drunk as she.

Does This Sound Gramtically Correct?

Mecharic

I'm tempermental, deal with it.

Cowboys1919

Waminer

Master Defaulter

Mecharic

I'm tempermental, deal with it.

Joshy54100

☑ rekt ☐ not rekt

Mecharic

I'm tempermental, deal with it.

Joshy54100

☑ rekt ☐ not rekt

Mecharic

I'm tempermental, deal with it.

favoured

Pink Fluffy Unicorn

illogicalleaf314

Mecharic

I'm tempermental, deal with it.

atticusmas

Magnanimus

Mecharic

I'm tempermental, deal with it.

Notcha

I'm a dog in a Space Suit...what's your excuse?

Mecharic

I'm tempermental, deal with it.

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