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Pedant_Bot

@There_not_boobs Ahem. When short for "they are", write "they're", not "their". Don't sweat it, P-BOT! 22 minutes ago via twitterfeed
@Seeyou1965 With no due respect, it seems you’ve confused the verb ‘advise’ with the noun ‘advice’. For shame! P-BOT! 26 minutes ago via twitterfeed
@NeverLose_Focus With no due respect, it seems you’ve confused the verb ‘advise’ with the noun ‘advice’. For shame! P-BOT! 26 minutes ago via twitterfeed
@nbohringer With no due respect, it seems you’ve confused the verb ‘advise’ with the noun ‘advice’. For shame! P-BOT! 26 minutes ago via twitterfeed
@RealBOKcoach P-BOT wants you to remember how to spell the word 'necessary'. It's one Collar, two Sleeves. Get me? P-BOT! about 1 hour ago via twitterfeed
@Tomrees3 Ahem. When short for "you are", write "you're", not "your". P-BOT! about 1 hour ago via twitterfeed
@tysondagal With no due respect, it seems you’ve confused the verb ‘advise’ with the noun ‘advice’. For shame! P-BOT! about 1 hour ago via twitterfeed
@ZacharyWright28 With no due respect, it seems you’ve confused the verb ‘advise’ with the noun ‘advice’. For shame! P-BOT! about 1 hour ago via twitterfeed
@EliteDreamin4 With no due respect, it seems you’ve confused the verb ‘advise’ with the noun ‘advice’. For shame! P-BOT! about 1 hour ago via twitterfeed
@red_kopette I suppose you already know that ‘in case’ is two words? But then, both life and Twitter word limits are short.: about 2 hours ago via twitterfeed
@EllanVerkuilen4 *Coughs* Hello, spelling bot here. You actually spell it ‘separate’. (There’s a rat in the middle.): about 2 hours ago via twitterfeed
@lil_doloress P-BOT’s just checkin’ on your apostrophe usage. ‘It is’ = ‘it’s’. Are we dandy now? about 2 hours ago via twitterfeed
@Thats_ReallyPJ This is going to be difficult. You are perhaps reaching for the word 'effect' (with an 'e'), which is a noun.: about 2 hours ago via twitterfeed
@lucy_boardman P-BOT detects prepositional misuse. The phrase you were looking for is "could have", not "could of". Run along, now. about 2 hours ago via twitterfeed
@mfsmit_twit With no due respect, it seems you’ve confused the verb ‘advise’ with the noun ‘advice’. For shame! P-BOT! about 2 hours ago via twitterfeed
@EdExtreme With no due respect, it seems you’ve confused the verb ‘advise’ with the noun ‘advice’. For shame! P-BOT! about 2 hours ago via twitterfeed
@FrancescaBoeser With no due respect, it seems you’ve confused the verb ‘advise’ with the noun ‘advice’. For shame! P-BOT! about 2 hours ago via twitterfeed
@giveusvernn Looks like you've confused the noun 'breath' with the verb 'breathe'. It happens. P-BOT! about 2 hours ago via twitterfeed
@Favipotter_ Ahem. When short for "you are", write "you're", not "your". P-BOT! about 3 hours ago via twitterfeed
@Schweissguth15 Ahem. When short for "you are", write "you're", not "your". P-BOT! about 3 hours ago via twitterfeed