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| NO = No, After the interjection, you need a comma. I NO BLEEV U! = I do not believe you! English has a special form for the negation of statements: I believe you. I do not believe you. RED DOT = The red dot Don't forget the definite article: the red dot. CANT BE = can't be You need an apostrophe for the contraction: can + not = can't. CONTROLLD BY HOOMANZ = controlled by humans. Don't forget the final period. |
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| WEVE GOT = We've got The apostrophe is used in the contraction: we + have = we've 2 STOP = to stop MEETIN = meeting LIEK DIS. = like this. And yes, the title of this blog post is an homage to VALIS. |
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| I HAZ HI LITED = I have highlighted WUT U SHUD REVUE = what you should review 4 DA MIDTURM = for the midterm. Don't forget the final period! |
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| DID U SAY . . . = Did you say BAF = bath? This is a question, so it needs a question mark at the end. |
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| BE QUITE, = Be quiet! You cannot use a comma here. Instead, you need sentence-final punctuation, like an exclamation mark. Note also the spelling: quiet (not quite). IM SLEEPIN = I'm sleeping. You need an apostrophe for the contraction: I + am = I'm. And don't forget the final period! |
