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Common Pitfalls in English
😦 Wrong – 🙂 Right
😦 You’ve got another thing coming.
🙂 You’ve got another think coming.
😦 Each one worse than the next.
🙂 Each one worse than the last.
😦 I made a complete 360 degree change in my life.
🙂 I made a complete 180 degree change in my life.
😦 One in the same.
🙂 One and the same.
😦 I could care less.
🙂 I couldn’t care less.
😦 ThanksGod .
🙂 Thank God.
😦 Ok
🙂 OK (captlized)
😦 Irregardless
🙂 Regardless
😦 Pronounciation
🙂 Pronunciation
🙂 Pronounce (verb)
😦 Keep off of the grass
🙂 Keep off the grass.
Words That Mean the Opposite of What They Used to mean
Awful
Current meaning: Very unpleasant
Original meaning: Inspiring wonder
Bully
Current meaning: Someone who mocks or harms those who are weaker
Original meaning: A good fellow or a darling
Artificial
Current meaning: Contrived or false
Original meaning: Artfully and skillfully constructed
Resentment
Current meaning: Indignation
Original meaning: Gratitude
Source: Reader’s Digest Read more: http://www.rd.com/slideshows/opposite-words-funny/#ixzz34GoOSUTg
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