Quote from: Jet Cash on October 08, 2018, 08:30:54 AM

This is because it shows a lack of care, and disrespect for other members reading the thread.

I blame movies.

Quote from: S_Therapist on October 10, 2018, 10:50:10 AM

Knew-New
Knew is past form of know and new is something which has been done for the first time.

Then-Than
Then means kind of times and than is used in comparison.

Their-There
Their is possessive form of they and there refers to a place actually.

Even-Eventually
Even generally refers to mention something specially. But eventually refers "in the end".

To be honest I made lots mistakes. It is not that I don't know difference between words, I blame my language, as we write like we speak and it is very easy to misspell something (these examples are some of my mistakes):

"They" - "day"

"know" - "no" or sometimes ""now"".

"Too" - "two" or "to" (not necessary in that order).

"Than" - "then"

"won't" - "want"

"on" - "in"

"literary" - "literally"

"yes" - "no" - not really Tongue

You will find lots of my posts edited because of this, even days after posted. Many remain unedited.
Other then this, I always see red lines under words if I didn't spell them correctly Roll Eyes

I don't really want to talk about my grammar Roll Eyes