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Originally Posted by Poyndexter
It has nothing to do with grammar, it's called a contraction and requires an apostrophe. Which if I recall, is basic second grade english.
If getting your point across requires you to look ignorant in the process, by all means continue.
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Actually Grammar is all encompassing. And yes, contration is a grammatical term so it is grammar. His mistake is actually not a contraction error. He used the wrong word in the wrong contexted. It wouldn't be a contraction problem unless it was combined with a spelling error such as "you'are" or "you'r". This would be a defined moment with in grammar contraction that would be a case for the use of your arguement.