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minus-square@AngrySquirrel@lemm.eelinkfedilink61•2 months agoCan we please stop legitimizing this regime by referring to them as an “administration”?
minus-square@huppakee@lemm.eelinkfedilink4•2 months agoI agree, but it is a big ask from a major us news outlet.
minus-square@corsicanguppy@lemmy.calinkfedilinkEnglish-26•2 months ago a big ask You may think, but it’s a really a big request. ‘Ask’ is still a verb unless you’re selling used Lincolns.
minus-square@huppakee@lemm.eelinkfedilink11•2 months agoIt’s just regular English mate, also what the hell do you mean with ask not being a verb if youre selling used Lincolns??
minus-squarePup BirulinkfedilinkEnglish5•edit-22 months agohttps://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/ask ask noun [C usually singular] (REQUEST) … something that someone is asked or expected to do, usually when this will be difficult: big ask To refinance that amount of debt is a big ask in an environment where credit is tight. He recognizes that a successful title defence is a major ask. It would be quite an ask for him to switch sides at such short notice.
minus-square@jve@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink4•edit-22 months ago You may think, but it’s a really a big request. ‘Ask’ is still a verb unless you’re selling used Lincolns. Honestly, it just makes sense that the grammar nazis that would pipe up in a post like this would be imbeciles.
minus-square@Goldmage263@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilink-2•2 months agoYou sure got a lot of downvotes for that one. Internet people like their colloquialisms.
minus-squarePup BirulinkfedilinkEnglish4•2 months agothey’re getting downvotes because they’re calling someone out on grammar issues while being completely and verifiably wrong in not only the technical, but also the colloquial sense
minus-square@Goldmage263@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilink2•2 months agoOh, I agree. My comment came from a place of “wow, a lot of people wanted to react.” Not a, “omg bestie soo true”
Can we please stop legitimizing this regime by referring to them as an “administration”?
maladministration
Madministration
I agree, but it is a big ask from a major us news outlet.
You may think, but it’s a really a big request. ‘Ask’ is still a verb unless you’re selling used Lincolns.
It’s just regular English mate, also what the hell do you mean with ask not being a verb if youre selling used Lincolns??
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/ask
Honestly, it just makes sense that the grammar nazis that would pipe up in a post like this would be imbeciles.
You sure got a lot of downvotes for that one. Internet people like their colloquialisms.
they’re getting downvotes because they’re calling someone out on grammar issues while being completely and verifiably wrong in not only the technical, but also the colloquial sense
Oh, I agree. My comment came from a place of “wow, a lot of people wanted to react.” Not a, “omg bestie soo true”