in response to various sad people criticizing my english, i actually have a degree in english!?
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Well, a degree is one thing.  Punctuation and grammar and proper usage are another like your sentence.\n\nIn response to various said people criticizing my english, I actually have a degree in English.\n\nIf you have a degree then use it properly.
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Are you writing English? What the hell are you trying to say? Is there a question there? Is this in mental health becaus your stupid?\n\nHave you been reported for wrong language, not a question or answer, wrong category?  YES
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Nice post. English is your good
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Very interesting question, my dear. There is a vast multitude of people who have little or no regard for the language arts including English as it is written and meant to be read. Nor do they wish to improve!
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"1) Who in here has a job/career that actually utilizes your college education/degree?" \nMine does. I am earning a BA in English and I tutor English to ESL students. I plan on teaching ESL when I graduate.\n\n"2) Did you get a job that you've always wanted (that's why you majored in the field to prepare yourself for it)?"\nWell, I didn't always want to be an ESL teacher. I started tutoring and found that I loved doing it. So, in the end, I did get the job I wanted, I just didn't know I would want it!\n\n"3) Is your current job right now the complete opposite of what your degree is for?"\nNo, this is completely in line with the experience I am getting from my classes.
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oh my dear, this is one of my pet peeves on this site. i also find it annoying when people bash other people's grammar and spelling, assuming the asker is an english speaker. they fail to realize that a lot of people here are still learning the language. i guess they feel superior when they pick on these poor people. oh well!
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Not really.  This site isn't meant to be perfect as far as I know - just to give people reasonable answers to their questions.  No one is being graded on their writing here.  People are working quickly and just want to get the message across.  Some of us are more meticulous than others.  Some of us speak and write English a little better than others.  No big deal.  Life is too short to worry about such things.
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R.U. SPEAKIN ENGLISH???\nSOUNDS LIKE MANGLISH U HAVE MANGLED WHATEVER U ARE TRYING TO SAY\n\n:))
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Nope. English is way too difficult of a language for people that are up at 2am in the US to try to master.  Chances are if you're up right now you're drunk, on drugs, and insomniac, work shift work, or live in a different country that doesn't use English as their primary language.  Either way, the opportunity of someone like that having a good job where correct English is a priority is probably long gone.  Now that brings up the next question.  I'm  here at 2:30 am answering your question.  Which of the above is my problem?
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You also seem to have a poor English background. Focus your passion for education there.
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I'm satisfied with my English degree in the sense that I'm very happy what I learned from it. \n\nBut I love learning, and I want to learn more. So, I plan on taking more graduate-level speech courses, more psychology courses, and possibly getting another degree, this time in training and development.
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I'm amazed of the lack of education or the lack of quality of education many of these people have...Next question for yahoo should be...pick the sentence that is correct..."I speak english well" or "i speak a good english" I can only imagine what answer people will choose
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About the only thing a degree in English is good for is teaching.  If you enjoy teaching, and like English and Literature, this is a good fit for you.\n\nYou might consider journalism or communications along with an English minor, or make it a double major to open more fields to you.  \n\nIf you enjoy languages in general, you might pursue a course in foreign languages.  The FBI/CIA/NSA pay big bucks for certain languages now, such as Arabic, Russian, and Chinese as well as many others.  You could also work as an interpreter, book translator, and many other jobs .... and of course, you can always teach with this type of degree.\n\nYou may also consider taking a lot of creative writing courses with your English degree and become a novelist, short story writer, and/or poet.\n\nThere are many opportunities for someone in the field of language.  What I tell my daughters is to figure out what they really love to do and choose that.  Money is important, but if you are going to work 40+ hrs a week for the rest of your life, you should be doing something you love.\n\nGood Luck!\n\nSue
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Don't worry about it and don't let people get you down.\nKeep working on your English--you're doing fine!
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THIS QUESTION HURTS MY ENGLISH!
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I hate both of them...Rather i would like to say that I like English!!!!
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I agree it's very rude and arrogant of a person to correct your spelling instead of just answering your damn question!! lol and this is coming from an english literature major.