Shaedon Sharpe Canadian professional basketball player for the Portland Trail T-Shirt

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I hate when people say wreck havoc instead of wreak havoc. And if I try to explain the Shaedon Sharpe Canadian professional basketball player for the Portland Trail T-Shirt Also,I will get this difference they always say it’s the same thing. When people say “how it looks like” …no…no you babbling walnut brained thing the correct way to say it is “what it looks like” The conflating of ‘ask’ and ‘ax’ bothers me. It is usually spoken by less-educated individuals. It has always bothered me. Not all black ppl are African American though. This specific accent isn’t often seen in blacks in England for example. I’ve heard it said by white uneducated people too. If a person isn’t a reader he has no experience other than modeling the dialect he’s exposed to and surrounded by. Grammar and usage are contagious. Education influences behavior. I have a hard time with the word tax vs task, I get confused as to when to pronounce the S sound and the K sound, I keep forgetting which comes first. You know in the year 3000 they pronounce it is “ax”? And only the less educated people from the year 2000 call it “ask”? I saw it on a documentary called Futurama! You mean, Black people? AAVE is used by Black people, regardless of their education level. Although, unfortunately, many Black people who are professionally successful codeswitch to Standardised English because of (ironically, ignorant) people thinking they’re uneducated if they use AAVE.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.