Re: It's Sumter NOT Sumpter
Another addition for the list.
Using "was" when it should be "were"
If I were in your shoes (conditional)
I've heard it misused numerous times on television.
The one that really bothers me is someone ending a question with "at". I was once told that was a regional thing, but I don't know if that is true.
Chelsea - I love the dangling participle note to Russ! 1rnfl
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