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r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Upstairs_Cash8400 • 1d ago
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Don’t feel bad beginners, fluent speakers still don’t know how to tell their, there, and they’re apart.
276 u/ciopobbi 1d ago Lose and loose 85 u/Loldungeonleo 21h ago I know the difference between the 2 and still messed it up in a different sub like 20min ago. Lose: You no longer have something Loose: Something is barely attached 15 u/NikNakskes 20h ago And how to remember this: loose has two o because it is stretched out, lose has one o because it lost the extra stretchy one.
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Lose and loose
85 u/Loldungeonleo 21h ago I know the difference between the 2 and still messed it up in a different sub like 20min ago. Lose: You no longer have something Loose: Something is barely attached 15 u/NikNakskes 20h ago And how to remember this: loose has two o because it is stretched out, lose has one o because it lost the extra stretchy one.
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I know the difference between the 2 and still messed it up in a different sub like 20min ago.
Lose: You no longer have something
Loose: Something is barely attached
15 u/NikNakskes 20h ago And how to remember this: loose has two o because it is stretched out, lose has one o because it lost the extra stretchy one.
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And how to remember this: loose has two o because it is stretched out, lose has one o because it lost the extra stretchy one.
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u/Swervin69 1d ago
Don’t feel bad beginners, fluent speakers still don’t know how to tell their, there, and they’re apart.