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Thursday, November 12, 2009

Those Lists or Those List?

Earlier, while I was writing a post for my other blog, I discovered a bug with Microsoft Office Word 2007.

Here's the screen shot:

With the crooked green underline with the word those lists, Word suggests those list or that lists. Funny, ha ha. I should know the use of this, these, that, and those for sure. But then, I tried following Word's suggestion.

Upon changing to those list, Word still had that crooked green underline on it. Seeing the suggestions, I'm back with the that list or those lists ones. Oh my, this would be an endless correction of grammar.

But, when I type just Those lists, I got no error. Can someone explain this to me? :D
Posted by MinnieRunner at 5:32 PM
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1 comments:

Carms said...

hi madz kumusta ka na?

November 14, 2009 7:28 AM

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