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How about
loosing your plane as compared to losing it? I seen that alot. My spellchecker
may not even let me send this. John L.
Baird -----Original
Message----- OK, I
lied, at Ian's urging, I will deal with the grammar subject again. Ian,
"too" vs. "to" is another of my pet peeve grammatical
errors that is extremely common on RCSE, as you noted. Too =
more than enough, excessive. To = a
preposition, meaning "in the direction of" (and other variations of
meaning) Example:
The glider pilots went to the slope too many times for their own good. Dave
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- [RCSE] Grammar - off topic Dave & Sue Moore
- John L. Baird
