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Going green is a popular concept today....but proofreading should be too!

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Going green is a popular concept today....but proofreading should be too!

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those kind of people get elected to some pretty high places in the da gubber-mint.
ill informed, unable to understand what they see and have no clue how to correct the problem.
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And while we're talking about grammar, don't forget how important it is! For example: It's the difference between helping your Uncle Jack off a horse and helping your uncle jack off a horse. Grammar, it matters kids
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And while we're talking about grammar, don't forget how important it is! For example: It's the difference between helping your Uncle Jack off a horse and helping your uncle jack off a horse. Grammar, it matters kids
I think you forgot a comma, but that is common Ha,LOL!
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Sister Susie was reading a paragraph in skool and didn't drop her voice after a sentence end, teacher told her she missed a period, she replied:
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