All words are made up
Today, my English teacher used the word "interpretate" again. This isn't the only mistake she's made though; I've been so frustrated that I've started a list of them. It's over a page long. I'm meant to be learning things from this woman. FML
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ozpunker 20
'interpretate' is a perfectly cromulent word.
karlcolt45 19
I once had a teacher tell us about how, “pon-ti-is pee-lot had like, totally conspired against Jesus with Jonas" needless to say we had her fired
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iSmellMusic 8
Teachers that don't know the proper words are probably one of my biggest pet peeves. I don't know if it's worse than a student saying "presentated" as opposed to presented, though...
mfayem 15
One of my college professors uses the word "irregardless" on a daily basis.
stewpididiot 11
A friend of mine used to say he was going to take some meat out of the freezer to "de-thaw"....&that running warm water on said meat would "expediate" the "de-thawing".... Another friend would say "chancefull" & "darefull"....
Darkmim 5
Does your English teacher speak any other languages? I ask that because to French speaking people it doesn't sound strange at all. That is even a common mistake made by English learning student. I am an English teacher (as a foreign language) but my mother tongue is French. Sometimes I make that kind of mistakes in French. I use an English word and make it sound French. I know it's weird but when you can speak several languages, it is normal to mix them up sometimes. Try to get what you can from her. She certainly has a lot to teach you and just forget about her mistakes. Nobody's perfect ;)
glengus 17
I thought if i wrote youses would be thrown out it would be too obvious. I'm glad I got some bites.
glengus 17
University Btw
princess93_fml 2
You are learning things... What not to say if you're ever a teacher and how to get a teacher fired.
shadowdragon1 1
Head x plodes
ihpp 22
My English comp professor from a few years ago could not spell helmet. She spelled it "helmut" and then argued with the class when we tried to correct her.
demonic_angel85 2
It sounds rather painful to sit through. It also reminds me of my government teacher; we actually have enough little phrases and words that she over uses/misuses that we've created a bingo game.