Hia guys! Okay, so, this little tutorial is on HOW TO USE GOOD/APPROPRIATE GRAMMAR! How classy! How quaint! How awesome! Also, a quick review on emoticons at the end for a treat!

Let's get started! First, the common misunderstanding of the 3 Ts. There, their, and they're. I feel like a school teacher, so I'll make it fun! There: used to describe a certain place; "Look over there! It's a polar bear on drugs!" . Their: as in belonging to someone; "I think that's their (The Neighbors') polar bear!" They're: Abbreviation for 'They' and 'Are'; "I think they're trying to catch it!" . See? Not that hard to understand, right? Well, to some people, at least.

Alright. Now, we come to the most annoying thing. My pet peeve. The thing that drives me so insane I bash my head into the window, burst out of it, and land face first on the next roof over. The common mistake of... 'A lot' or 'A Lot' .... Okay. some people say/type it as "alot"... You wouldn't say "Aporkchop" or "Apig" or "Asheep", right? so don't say "alot"... okay, worst part of it, OVER!

I think that's about it, guys! Here's a quick review of emoticons;

:D/=D A big, open mouthed smiley face.Used for when you say stuff like "I got a puppy today! :D"

:3/=3 Usually for a sly/funny/duck-face! "I just pooped :3"

D:/D= For when you are really/kind of sad. "My grandma died today D:"

|/)^~^|/)(#) Is the way I show me giving you a diamond!

I hope you enjoyed, guys! See you later :D Much Love and stuff!