1) I don't want to embarrass her in front of her friends.It's counterproductive. 2) if I have to correct her mistakes, I will literally need to correct her every time she posts something.
Point taken but I need to tread very carefully. If I correct her everytime she posts something, she will stop posting. That's the last thing I want. After all, it's her FB so she should post whatever and whenever she likes.
Point taken but I need to tread very carefully. If I correct her everytime she posts something, she will stop posting. That's the last thing I want. After all, it's her FB so she should post whatever and whenever she likes.
why not??
ReplyDelete1) I don't want to embarrass her in front of her friends.It's counterproductive. 2) if I have to correct her mistakes, I will literally need to correct her every time she posts something.
ReplyDeleteBut just imagine if she keeps writing the wrong grammar, she might be embarrased by others in one day.
ReplyDeletePoint taken but I need to tread very carefully. If I correct her everytime she posts something, she will stop posting. That's the last thing I want. After all, it's her FB so she should post whatever and whenever she likes.
ReplyDeletePoint taken but I need to tread very carefully. If I correct her everytime she posts something, she will stop posting. That's the last thing I want. After all, it's her FB so she should post whatever and whenever she likes.
ReplyDeleteI agree -- "it's her FB so she should post whatever and whenever she likes."
ReplyDeleteIt's a catch-22 situation. Sigh...
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