>EFLs are allowed to misspell everything but ESLs cannot
EFLs are allowed to misspell everything but ESLs cannot
Oliver Wilson
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Dominic Hughes
what your gonna do about it?
Grayson Foster
Do you realize that native speakers don't make mistakes
Levi Martin
even EFLs don't know when to write "it's" and "its", including in official scientific papers
Ethan Clark
Honestly I've become really insecure with this stuff
It kind of coincided with when I started learning another language but also when I saw people pointing out typical EFL mistakes
Liam Sanchez
Why did I have to graduate from my language then
Jaxon Butler
das rite
Levi Mitchell
I haven't made a spelling or grammar mistake for 20 years
Lucas Martinez
>No full stop
Lad...
Adam Bell
based
Anthony Ramirez
That has to be the most common mistake I've ever seen.
Jackson Jones
Rubbish.
Ayden Wilson
I left that out intentionally so you could prove you don't know what grammar is. A full stop is punctuation and it's also not a mistake to leave it out but rather a choice.
Juan Price
I kneel
Xavier Roberts
cope.
Nicholas Cox
>EFLs are allowed to have all kinds of wildly differing accents
>ESLs are judged for every little sound deviating from "standard" english/american accent
Hudson Ward
correct
Ayden Watson
Eli Allen
i refuse to accept this paradigm and consider my finnish accent to be on equal footing with any non-standard EFL accent (such as Scottish)
Christopher Cook
AM is a legend phd of fine art and history
Ryder Adams
Also ESL's who try hard to emulate standard accents are cringe (or women).
Joshua Ward
If a scientific paper can't make the distinction between a possessive pronoun and a contraction then I'm not sure if you should trust it on anything else
Brayden Campbell
Should be 'in 20 years' though
Lincoln Anderson
Kalevala