That middle section is awful. At least the finale won't be anywhere near as tough as last season.

At least we have an easier start compared to last season, which is helpful when you are adding key players late into the transfer campaign.

Ok..so thoughts. What are our crucial time periods? I guess we'll have to wait for CL draw to be sure but...

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Seems good enough to me. Much better then last season. But it depends on the CL. Somehow I fear the next phase of the CL and important league clashes will interfere. Hopefully Allegri will be wiser then last year.

Than.

Thanks

Gets the best of us! Then or than, loose or lose, and many such words!

Unless we bring in woefully needed signings, I don't think it matters what the structure of the season is.

It always matters. It's as crucial as battle positions.

I had a teacher once who explained the loose/lose thing, something about chain links coming loose, thus the double o. Or something like that, it's the one that I never forget.

My pet peeve though is when your and you're and mixed up, just totally ruins the meaning of the sentence for me

Yup, that's a very creative way to explain thing. I recall our teacher telling how to differentiate about 'weak' and 'week', and once it gets clear, it is not easily forgotten.


Ah I'm pretty okay with most (including your and you're). Only very occasionally do I get it's and its mixed up, but most of the time correct it when I proofread what I've written.

But you're and your just sound different

Look at us talking about grammar. What a bunch of weirdos we are

You think grammar makes us weird? Hehe

Nope. They sound different and mean different. Your practically means something that you have. And you're is the shortened form of 'you are', so a big difference there between the two words.


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Striving for improvement in everything - grammar or spelling, included - just elevates us. Not doing so will only drive the human race down, I mean can you imagine everyone using alternate spelling and bad grammar all the time. That'll just fragment the languages down to extinction.

That's not to say I'm an grammar Nazi. Everyone makes (and can make) mistakes all the time.

Discussing it like it's some fascinating subject kind of is


Yeah, that's why it irritates me so much. (btw, I think you misunderstood, I wasn't talking about them just sounding different, but how when you read one or the other completely alters the meaning of the sentence because of the way you sound them)

It's and its sound the same but it's still a completely different meaning, however I can usually look over it because it doesn't alter the meaning of the sentence you're reading

That I can totally agree with.

Isn't this the case with everything? What's really fascinating, other then the unknown?

Touche, Han. Can't argue with great philosophical minds!

The unknown isn't fascinating for me, just makes my head want to explode when I think about it