Fishing typo

grammar jihad

Wait for a bite meaning that waiting a fish to bite

Flyburger wrote:
Wait for a bite meaning that waiting a fish to bite

oh lol, well in that case ill wait for someones confirmation

Your rod has bait on it, you're waiting for a "bite' not a "bit" it makes perfect sense 😛

This report is invalid.. however,

Flyburger wrote:
Wait for a bite meaning that waiting a fish to bite

is correct.

nxy wrote:
its supposed to be "wait for a bit" not "wait for a bite", that makes no sense.

Bit is past tense. you're seeing that textdraw while fishing so its present tense

Nonsense. lock this

XomoX wrote:
Bit is past tense. you're seeing that textdraw while fishing so its present tense

Nonsense. lock this

the thing you just wrote makes no sense, you are fishing NOW therefore bit has no place in the sentence - bite is way more appropriate but i thought it was a typo.If this is correct this topic may be locked, otherwise log the issue.

Maybe mike will see this topic and fix it no need to log he can see this he will just retype it thanks for reporting.

Fixed:





But no, it's correct. You're waiting for a bite. As in, a fish to bite on your line. Granted it might sound a little odd, but I guarantee it's gramatically correct.

Mike wrote:
Fixed:





But no, it's correct. You're waiting for a bite. As in, a fish to bite on your line. Granted it might sound a little odd, but I guarantee it's gramatically correct.

no i mean, i know its correct i thought it was supposed to be wait for a bit as in wait for a while.thanks for clarification anyway.

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bronwyn wrote:
fyxed , thenks phur ryportyng

Np Porblem.