GRAMMAR SHOWDOOOOOWN! Skrah VS. Afrotaki

[Skrah]

StreetLight People.

I'm waiting.

 

[DtJ Jungle]

ooo yeah

the judge is here

throwdown

 

[Skrah]

Haha, let's hope Afrotaki doesn't get scared

 

[DtJ Jungle]

Where Are You At

Where Are You At?!??!

 

[Afrotaki]

I'm right here, comin' back from your Mom's house! OOOOOH

 

[Afrotaki]

Give us something to sort out, judgemeister!

 

[Skrah]

Oh that's right. You're the gardener right?

 

[DtJ Jungle]

allright yo

i done figga'd how dem negros done jump so tall.


go far it.

 

[Skrah]

I don't know how black people jump so tall.

 

[Afrotaki]

Oh that's right. You're the gardener right?

No, it was just a conjugal visit.

Also, I think you should search the web for grammar exercises, because I'm not sure exactly what you want us to do with that sentence.

EDIT: Oh, I getcha!

"I figured out how African Americans jump so high!"

 

[Skrah]

****, I stand corrected...

The second part of the post, that is.. <.<

 

[DtJ Jungle]

afro got it!

next


mama spke ta us bout dem stalks and jack and the giant

 

[DtJ Jungle]

im WAYYY too lazy to look up grammatical exercises.

 

[Afrotaki]

Arfo - 1
Skrah - 0

Let's go, Judgemeister! And maybe this time, not so politically incorrect!

EDIT: "Mama told us the story of Jack and the beanstalk; it involved a giant!"

 

[Skrah]

My ignorance in slang amazes me lol!

"Mother spoke to us about the stalks, Jack and the giant."

 

[DtJ Jungle]

rephrase this awful sentence

My friend, she works at a CD store.


skrah that last one im not counting because i found real ones LOLz.

 

[Afrotaki]

"My friend has a job; she works at a CD store."

 

[Skrah]

I'll try to differ from your answer Afro.

"A friend of mine has a job at a CD store."

 

[DtJ Jungle]

awaiting skrah.


both are technically correct grammar.

I hope to have own music store someday.

 

[Afrotaki]

We going first to 5?

EDIT: He didn't cover all aspects of that sentence. He never mentioned that the friend was female, and there was very clearly a "she" in the source sentence.

 

[DtJ Jungle]

sounds good.

next one was posted above.

i agree. when i posted thatit moved and i was confused.

afro 1

skrah 0

 

[Skrah]

"I aspire to have my own music store someday."

 

[Afrotaki]

I hope to manage my own music store, someday.

 

[Afrotaki]

Shall we put this off until tomorrow? It's 2:00 AM here.

 

[Skrah]

Sure. See ya tomorrow.

 

[Afrotaki]

Well, I figured the possession of the store would be evident in the "my own" part of the sentence. If you want to get technical, your sentence was redundant because you said you wanted to have your own store, meaning literally that you would like to own a store that you own.

 

[Skrah]

Yaaah I guess that much. Is it too late for me to pull of "No hablo ingles"? Anyways lets leave that to jungle's judgement.

 

[Frown]

I wish I was a girlie, just like my dear papa.

Correct me.

 

[Afrotaki]

It should be "were" instead of "was," but I definitely see nothing else wrong with this statement.

 

[Frown]

Good b oy.

 

[Eor]

NO SPAM ALLOWED

 

[Afrotaki]

I won! Uh!