People won't stop using "a lot" as "alot."

[rggbnnnnn]

Everywhere I go on the internet, I swear I always see "your" versus "you're," or people saying "alot." "Alot" is not a word, but people use it so much. Some people even claim they have recollection of learning "alot" in school. I don't try to be a Grammar national socialist, but this really bothers me.

/discuss

[Ad Bot]

[HooperScooper]

I don't do that alot

(I never say alot)

[Maxwell.]

similiar nitpicking here - but people get then and than mixed up alot

[KickFlow]

two too to there their theyre whore who're were where we're one won sun son then than

[Spartan923]

loose and lose
seriously I see this too much and it makes no loving sense how people manage to do this.

[Nonnel]

effect and affect

[HooperScooper]

people wont stop using "you" as "u," "love" as "luv," and "laugh" as "😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂"

[Milk Queen]

[TeeOS]

i once saw someone who had dialogue written like this:

"What"?

[sir dooble]

I apologise for any time I use their/there incorrectly. I know which way round it goes, but if I'm not paying attention I typo them easily.

[KickFlow]

loose and lose
seriously I see this too much and it makes no loving sense how people manage to do this.

i see this one too much holy stuff

[MoltenKitten]

Your getting alot of anger over this

[sir dooble]

u guys' need to lrn you're grammer

[HooperScooper]

u guys' need to lrn you're grammer

8 year olds in a nutshell

[Nonnel]

loose and lose
seriously I see this too much and it makes no loving sense how people manage to do this.

losen up dude