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LiberalFighter Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jun-26-07 11:31 PM
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16. I don't have a problem with incomplete sentences...
but I believe that using the correctly spelled words is important. Such as to, two or too. There or their. These are simple enough for anyone out of high school.

Just today someone had know instead of now. Yes, grammar check would be helpful. But most if not all high school graduates should know the difference.

Our local union has a secretary that invariably has several misspelled words in pamphlets put out on the floor in the plant. Management would read the same material. Having management able to see the mistakes doesn't put the local union in a good light.

I want our group to put forth the best face for everyone.
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