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"Don't" would be correct.
Thank you very much.
And its little wonder that people constantly mis-understand each other on the internet as each word can mean a thousand things if people read it with particular tone in their head.
This is why I never understand how internet-relationships based entirely on text-conversations can ever work - what one person can type as innocent compliments another can read as intimate suggestion, or someone can type something as praise and people can read it as sarcasm.
That also reminds me - sarcasm. Why are people always surprised when people don't get it when they type it out? Words on a screen generally read literally, the whole point of sarcasm is that you use tone and facial expression or situation to suggest it. Cold hard text rarely gets such expressions across so sarcasm is difficult unless made very obvious with the use italics like that or smilies.
But erm yes, off topic.
"Burn Sky! Gah!"
I hope you are not refering to me... I just wanted to learn the correct way to write it in English... I apologized and stated my objective... as the user that posted was English I assumed that I had learned it wrong and only wanted to stand corrected. Im not a grammar Nazi mainly because I dont like that atitude and secondly because Im not qualified to be one .
EDIT: Im sorry I totally miss read your post... nevermind... thanks for clearing it up for me.
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