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Can someone give me a link for fm 8 season 2010 update

By fm 8 do you mean FM08?...

By fm 8 do you mean FM08?...

is there a fm 8? use your head ofcourse he means fm08

is there a fm 8? use your head ofcourse he means fm08

You're obviously not familiar with the concept of sarcasm so you might want to keep your trap shut before you make a fool of yourself again. Thanks.

mate calm down and shuting me up aint gonna happend, by the way use common sense next time you reply to a post.

mate calm down and shuting me up aint gonna happend, by the way use common sense next time you reply to a post.

Fair enough, I know sarcasm doesn't translate very well in writing;)

Oh and btw you need to improve both your grammer and spelling:thup:

Cheers.

Fair enough, I know sarcasm doesn't translate very well in writing;)

Oh and btw you need to improve both your grammer and spelling:thup:

Cheers.

*grammar

Sorry, but if you're going to criticize others...

trust arsenal to do something like that after the review thing

*grammar

Sorry, but if you're going to criticize others...

criticise

For the second day in a row both grammar and grammer are acceptable spellings.

criticise

Technically, both are correct

criticise

Pft, that's what you get from having an American english teacher

EDIT: Or, just what ftg said

For the second day in a row both grammar and grammer are acceptable spellings.

I call ********

For the second day in a row both grammar and grammer are acceptable spellings.

Wrong again.

http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~brians/errors/grammer.html

Technically, both are correct

This is absolutely true. The -ize ending in words such as 'realize' is actually perfectly acceptable British English. It is indeed the preferred spelling for Oxford University Press, for instance, and many conservative styled institutions or establishments. I believe that the reason for the preference is that '-ize' is actually related to the Greek in Etymology, while '-ise' is related to the French. Thus, a bunch of snobbish language professors at Oxford seemingly decided that it would be preferable to link our language to Ancient Greek rather than French.

The key, of course, is consistency. I actually prefer the -ise form, so I will normally always use it. It's 'realise' for me, although my rather annoying Firefox spell check thinks this is wrong.

Regards,

C.

Oddly enough the installed British English Dictionary 1.19 I have as add-on to Firefox finds realise perfectly acceptable.

This is absolutely true. The -ize ending in words such as 'realize' is actually perfectly acceptable British English. It is indeed the preferred spelling for Oxford University Press, for instance, and many conservative styled institutions or establishments. I believe that the reason for the preference is that '-ize' is actually related to the Greek in Etymology, while '-ise' is related to the French. Thus, a bunch of snobbish language professors at Oxford seemingly decided that it would be preferable to link our language to Ancient Greek rather than French. :-D

The key, of course, is consistency. I actually prefer the -ise form, so I will normally always use it. It's 'realise' for me, although my rather annoying Firefox spell check thinks this is wrong. :mad

Regards,

C.

Wahoo!

criticise ;-)

Mwahaha

Let's get this thread back on topic - every other thread seems to be turning into a Spelling Bee at the moment

The OP has his answer, so it could probably be closed. Because we're all so sad that we enjoy arguing about spelling, and need help avoiding temptation :rolleyes:

all these "on topic" warnings. if you post on topic in the OTF is that considered a wrongly placed post?

Oddly enough the installed British English Dictionary 1.19 I have as add-on to Firefox finds realise perfectly acceptable.

Heeeeeelp me!

Where can I get it?

For some reason, I seem to have an American dictionary as default and I have no idea how to change it! :confused:

C.

P.S. -ise is generally the more accepted form in British English. Just pointing out that some old fashioned institutions use -ize and that it is perfectly acceptable British English.

Heeeeeelp me!

Where can I get it?

For some reason, I seem to have an American dictionary as default and I have no idea how to change it! :confused:

C.

P.S. -ise is generally the more accepted form in British English. Just pointing out that some old fashioned institutions use -ize and that it is perfectly acceptable British English.

You can get it on the Internet:thup:

Crouchy, I use this one.

You can get it on the Internet:thup:

Please tell me that was a failed attempt at a joke?

You know, a google search for British English Dictionary 1.19 would have worked

First hit links to this: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3366

Edit: or what the poster above me said

all these "on topic" warnings. if you post on topic in the OTF is that considered a wrongly placed post?

Why dont you sign your name anymore ?

~~ MLFM ~~

ha that again the mods deleted every post i made after that thread for around 3 days maybe longer.

Thanks for the links chaps.

So guys, how do I get this dictionary add-on activated? I've installed it but it isn't working.

I've closed this as it's completed its original subject matter

Crouch if you're still having issues pm me and I'll see if you can help you with that addon