Do any of y'all have a hard time UNDERSTANDING the DEFINITIONS of words?

[Antwon Mitchell]

If so, what I am going to do for to make things easier is post the definitions of words I believe is too hard for some of you to understand, ya know? To speed things up so neither one of us would be wasting our time.

Just saying, because it seems like many of y'all are struggling .

 

[Antwon Mitchell]

Should I use kindergarten sources or should I use adult level sources? Which one is easier for y'all to comprehend better?

I'm just trying to help .

 

[Deflatedhoopdreams]

Not at all. When I’m reading I can usually make out the definition from the sentence. BUT

Now with the iPad and iPhone I can look up the definition of a word with two clicks

 

[Antwon Mitchell]

Not at all. When I’m reading I can usually make out the definition from the sentence. BUT

Now with the iPad and iPhone I can look up the definition of a word with two clicks

You sure? Because it seems like alot of you can't understand definitions correctly, it's startling to the see the lack of intelligence.

 

[BlackDiBiase]

i dont understand what the definition of "im dead ass" means ? im dead ass too, jeeves.

 

[Deflatedhoopdreams]

You sure? Because it seems like alot of you can't understand definitions correctly, it's startling to the see the lack of intelligence.

you are not talking about me because I understand things well.

 

[Antwon Mitchell]

you are not talking about me because I understand things well.

Meh, that still has yet to be seen first.

 

[TL15]

The funny thing about this thread is, it’s supposed to be about insulting people who don’t understand definitions, but your grasp of basic grammar is terrible

First sentence at the bolded

Next example, “words I believe is too hard”

“Words” (your subject) is plural.... yet “is” refers to a singular subject. The word “is” should be “are” since “are” refers to more than one subject.

If so, what I am going to do for to make things easier is post the definitions of words I believe is too hard for some of you to understand, ya know? To speed things up so neither one of us would be wasting our time.

Just saying, because it seems like many of y'all are struggling .

Next example:

The word “better” should be “more easily” in your last sentence, and even that is redundant. “Comprehend” would be a fine way to end the question, but if you are comparing two things (kindergarten or adult level sources) before the comparison word, you need to ask which choice makes “more” sense.

Better is used when comparing things before you mention the choices or in the middle of the choices ie:

Which car do you like better; the red or the blue?

Do you feel better now than you did earlier?

Once you finish the question statement with comprehend, better becomes redundant.

Should I use kindergarten sources or should I use adult level sources? Which one is easier for y'all to comprehend better?

I'm just trying to help .

I’m just trying to help

 

[2ATMsYouSteppinOrWhat]

Yeah... i lowkey think i’m just getting dumb now

 

[ScoopNScore]

If so, what I am going to do for to make things easier is post the definitions of words I believe is too hard for some of you to understand, ya kno

 

[Antwon Mitchell]

I’m just trying to help

I'm not using my laptop this morning, so I'm going to have alot of errors using my smartphone's keypad .

 

[-G$-]

The funny thing about this thread is, it’s supposed to be about insulting people who don’t understand definitions, but your grasp of basic grammar is terrible

First sentence at the bolded

Next example, “words I believe is too hard”

“Words” (your subject) is plural.... yet “is” refers to a singular subject. The word “is” should be “are” since “are” refers to more than one subject.



Next example:

The word “better” should be “more easily” in your last sentence, and even that is redundant. “Comprehend” would be a fine way to end the question, but if you are comparing two things (kindergarten or adult level sources) before the comparison word, you need to ask which choice makes “more” sense.

Better is used when comparing things before you mention the choices or in the middle of the choices ie:

Which car do you like better; the red or the blue?

Do you feel better now than you did earlier?

Once you finish the question statement with comprehend, better becomes redundant.




I’m just trying to help

 

[TL15]

I'm not using my laptop this morning, so I'm going to have alot of errors using my smartphone's keypad .

I’m using my phone too...

I still know the difference between using “is” and “are” when speaking of singular and plural subjects

The point is... don’t throw stones when you live in a glass house

 

[Antwon Mitchell]

I’m using my phone too...

I still know the difference between using “is” and “are” when speaking of singular and plural subjects

The point is... don’t throw stones when you live in a glass house

No see you DON'T UNDERSTAND, I don't normally use my smartphone when on the coli so my keyboard keeps making spelling errors.

I'm not throwing stones... just being honest not trying to insult anybody.