Peter Barick wrote: > > > > Bravo, Jim, > > Jim, spots and corrects a current day, malefic malapropism, "your," a > possessive pronoun, for "you're," a contraction, [ahem] as in You Are, > boys. > /lecture > > I've seen this modern style used here before but resisted becoming > pedant and kept silent. However, as a reader it did slow me down upon > having to differentiate between the two forms and the intent of the > writer. > > I also understand the grammatical level of this List is informal and > therefor can tolerate liberties such as mentioned. But beware of its > limitations when in other, formal communications [might pass a grammar > checker, heh, heh]. > /sermon > > Carry on guys. I'll slink back into [note, not "in to"] my grammatical > cave until my chain gets jerked. > > Peter Your absolutely right - clearly you're grammar skills as good as those in days of yore ... ;)))))) -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tim Daneliuk tundra@tundraware.com -- http://www.piclist.com hint: To leave the PICList mailto:piclist-unsubscribe-request@mitvma.mit.edu