Spelling lesson of the day

**Curvaceous Kate** · 21-02-16, 22:29

Originally Posted by alcatel

Off course misuse of words is of kilter.

I'm wondering what you motive is to get Barney to win. Has he bribed you?

**alcatel** · 21-02-16, 22:29

How does your garden grow?

**alcatel** · 21-02-16, 22:31

Originally Posted by Curvaceous Kate

I'm wondering what you motive is to get Barney to win. Has he bribed you?

He's bequeathing me Wilma, God bless him.

Betty has of course decamped.

**willie wacker** · 21-02-16, 22:34

Nite all I,m of to the pub

**Barney Rubble** · 21-02-16, 22:35

Originally Posted by Curvaceous Kate

Great use of using the words 'of' and 'off', but it's 'being' not 'been' lol

I quite like the sentence too haha.

Apologies Kate , I was concentrating on the of/off bit too much.
Usually do get been / being correct I think.
Off to me bed now but for sleep only .
Goodnight Kate (& the rest of ye's)!!!

**F-Dub** · 21-02-16, 22:59

He is now going off one now........of course

I am off again tomorrow.............so will partake in more physical exercise of the non escort kind.

And a lovely dry sauna afterwards

Feck off enda .........of course i am voting on friday........but for who

**Long Dong Silver** · 21-02-16, 23:04

Do you want to add "your" and "you're" to your lesson Kate? "To" and "too"? Apostrophes are probably too big an ask.

Originally Posted by Curvaceous Kate

Today we are learning the difference between 'off' and 'of'.

You use the word 'off' when you want to switch something 'off', or tell someone 'off!'.

Where as 'of', would be used in a sentence like this... 'One of these days I will spank him!'

So you see, nothing good will come of this, so it's time to switch off your computer!

Now, lets' practice using the word 'of' and 'off' in context on this thread. Who can come up with the best sentence using both words?

**Curvaceous Kate** · 21-02-16, 23:17

Originally Posted by F-Dub

He is now going off one now........of course

I am off again tomorrow.............so will partake in more physical exercise of the non escort kind.

And a lovely dry sauna afterwards

Feck off enda .........of course i am voting on friday........but for who

My favourite so far

**Curvaceous Kate** · 21-02-16, 23:19

Originally Posted by irishdeltaforce

Brilliant.

I'm having trouble with there & their.

Just won't stay in my head!

We can do that one tomorrow

**Curvaceous Kate** · 21-02-16, 23:20

Originally Posted by Long Dong Silver

Do you want to add "your" and "you're" to your lesson Kate? "To" and "too"? Apostrophes are probably too big an ask.

No problem at all. You just need to know what a contraction is and it all makes sense. We can do that Tuesday

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