I have a question, when do you use "awhile" and "a while" because I have no idea what the difference is. PM me please.

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Wow dude you're awesome! I thought nobody really cared anymore....

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I'll PM you as well, but I'd like to post here too since a lot of people mix this up.

"Awhile" means "for a while", hence it's not used with a preposition. Exempli gratia, "Sit with me awhile". Although one could just as well say, "sit with me for a while".

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Very nice guide. But I have pretty good grammar. I used to post like instead of "you" I would use "u" and what not. For some reason, I just am picky with my own grammar.

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Do me a favor and put the terms

Drank/Drunk
on there

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You could also add,

Lunch/Lynch

Foney ftw

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I just googled irregular verbs and found a link that everyone should bookmark.

http://www.englishpage.com/irregular...ularverbs.html

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Odd, the only thing from that page I didn't know was that the past tense of "to clothe" could also be "clad". I'm going to start saying that one.

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omg

i HATE when people say 'i could care less'

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There, their, and they're pisses me off the most. You my friend, prove that there is a God.

EDIT: What is so bad about "I could care less"? People could care less, so they actually care about it a little.

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