Thank you for being the first person to answer my question. The kind of mistakes that I made are the ones that don't bother me, however. The kind of mistakes that bother me are the ones that are really stupid, like saying "brung" or "did'nt". My friend who says "brung" says it proudly and it's embarrassing. For example, we were at GameStop the other day. I forget the sentence he used it in, but he said "brung" so casually like he knew for certainty that that was the past participle to the verb "bring" that I blushed and looked away from the cashier, a man whom I respect. I felt ashamed standing next to my friend.
Is it normal to hate other people's misuse of grammar?
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Thank you for being the first person to answer my question. The kind of mistakes that I made are the ones that don't bother me, however. The kind of mistakes that bother me are the ones that are really stupid, like saying "brung" or "did'nt". My friend who says "brung" says it proudly and it's embarrassing. For example, we were at GameStop the other day. I forget the sentence he used it in, but he said "brung" so casually like he knew for certainty that that was the past participle to the verb "bring" that I blushed and looked away from the cashier, a man whom I respect. I felt ashamed standing next to my friend.