Also, it’s “a lot,” not “alot.” The US Central Bank’s name is abbreviated as “Fed”, there’s no FED. And keep in mind that “affect” and “effect” are different words, as are “do” and “due.”
In defense of our track home posters, people mispronounce the word. It sounds like “track”.
My biggest complaint in the reversal of “I” and “me” when another person is in the sentence. People correctly say, “I went shopping”, but when their friend comes along they think that “I” should be replace by “me”. So they incorrectly say “Suzy and me went shopping”; it should be “Suzy and I went shopping.”
“He walked to Suzy and I” should be “He walked to Suzy and me”. Again, people correctly say, “He walked to me”.
