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  • @ghosty121212

    No, "correct" is the proper word because he is using the adjective form to describe the situation. Situations are nouns.

  • You guys are great! I love these!! :):)

  • Thank you so much for posting this! I learned this in Grade 3 and have been trying to tell people it ever since and no one believes me. Specifically in regards to using "me" instead of "I" appropriately. I even explained that it has to make sense if you take the other person out if the sentence but still no one believed me. That being said, I love you and you are my favorite person in the world right now.

  • I thought you were about to speak about the book.

  • I'm Dutch and even I don't make these misstakes.

  • Comment removed, or at least I think. Maybe it's still there. Hmmm....

  • Me brain this guy

  • this is retarted

  • @KristianMajic1

    Just like you using 2 T's in retarded.

  • @KristianMajic1 retarded.

  • Ironicly, he is talking so fast, we dont understand a thing. xD

  • @ValeV008 may I direct you to the irony video? I think you need it.

  • @BlissfulBumbleBee No thanks.

  • @ValeV008 You mean "ironically"

  • I is love watching hims video.

  • I learned this rule in elementary. Seems most people didn't. Maybe it was because I was homeschooled and actually had to do all my work. Or maybe I just loved grammar. I did. Thanks for the laughs!

  • wrong urrrrrr, durr hurr :D

  • autistics: the cavemen of the modern year (no offence).

  • I is going to the store.

  • 1:54 epic face

  • me is watching youtube.

  • I always say "on accident" instead of "by accident".

  • Most of my grammatical pet peeves involve people saying one thing when they mean another, but this is also one of them. I also have to smile when people say something like, "I'm smarter than him anyways."

  • Is it really true though? I learned your language in school, to me it seemed possible to be a weird rule.

    I don't even know if that grimace douche in the video is anything close to a linguist, or if he debunks obvious quirks which are still according to grammar.

  • @schtolteheim Your point isn't very clear, but what he was saying in the video is correct regardless if the rules appear to be weird or not.

  • 0:25

    just watch it over and over, even without booze i had a good 5 minute of rolf'ing.

  • 0:25

    just keep watching it over, and over, and over, seriously. even with out booze i laughed for a good 4 minutes over that. xD

  • Guess what! Me and I don't give a fuck.

  • rockin' the glasses!

  • The one person who dislikes this talks improperly, most likely!

  • Digging the glasses...u really use them? XD

  • lmao at your caveman impressions

  • Me like that me can now know how to correctly speech with I and my friends.

  • Me like this

  • him is gonna laugh!

  • lol 1:54

  • I love when people try and sound smart by always using I lol

  • thats ego

  • Me gonna go to the store :D

  • Us and we make suitable alternatives if you don't feel like breaking a sentence apart in your head while the person you are talking to stands and waits for a response. :P

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  • gonna :D

  • LOL at 1:54

  • HAHAHA its funny when he does the cave man thing

  • OMG>.. hes smart... and whats up with everyone talking like nerds... (Sorry i dont pay attention to my lessons at school..)

  • you're genious

  • lmao!

  • A good book for this purpose is Thomas Eliott Berry's The Most Common Mistakes in English Usage. One may want to study Eats Shoots and Leaves--or was it "Eats, Shoots and leaves" !--by Lynn Truss, and The Elements of Style by Strunk and White. Those who wish to study the degradation of the English language, can read The King's English by the Fowler brothers, or Modern English Usage by Fowler.

  • you're a nature in doing the caveman. You talked about Me and I but forgot Myself.

  • LOL, you mean correctly? Speak=Verb, right is incorrect, correctly=adverb! :P

  • @ghosty121212 he was talking about the way he speaks and he was describing it as correct= adjective

  • Okay so I've actually been wondering about this subject alot, so thanks for putting the video up. :D

  • kendylgirlscout

    it's a lot not alot. It's actually two words.

  • It's comedy. It's a form of entertainment humans partake in.

  • Fab as usual. That's the trick I use when writing - reading the sentence out loud in just that manner.

  • You can make anything interesting. lol

  • Brilliant.

    Congratulations on another great vid. ;)

  • your British impression in great :)

  • haha. Me couldn't have done as gooder.

  • Not even one Geico reference? I'm disappointed. =P

  • you as a caveman: cute and hilarious.

  • Goodly Done!

    Im gonna favourite this baby, yeaah.

  • I'm gonna write a whole episode dedicated to fake words that everybody uses. Like gonna.

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