Dear Internet:
Loose
adjective
1 not firmly or tightly fixed in place
2 (of a garment) not fitting tightly or closely
3 relaxed; physically slack
verb [ trans. ]
set free; release
Please note: none of these mean you can't find something, or your team didn't win. "Loose" and "lose" are two different words.
Your pal,
Jeff
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3 comments:
What's next? Their, There and They're? :-)
Nah, I'll skip straight to using apostrophe-s to make plurals, followed by the difference between fresh and freshly.
Well said, Jeff. People who spell 'lose' as 'loose' drive me up the wall, as do those who spell 'lens' as 'lense'...
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