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10/9/2014 7:16:03 PM
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LOL
Just to be clear... "You're" means "you are"
That means his sentence reads:
Doesnt take much time to type that when[b] you are[/b] typing speed is typically 135 WPM.
Now your reads like this:
Doesnt take much time to type that when [b]your[/b] typing speed is typically 135 WPM.
I hope that clears everything up. :P
Thanks for chiming in for Grammar 101
English
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Edited by MythicMapper: 10/9/2014 7:22:53 PMMy fault, I do understand grammar, I just misread what he said at the time. I cracked my phone 2 days ago so it happens. But you are right, I read it as, "when you are typing 135 WPM."
