[grobdriver]

“Comprising of” – should be “com­pris­ing” or “com­prised of.”

Dave commits one of my own pet peeves.
Comprise: "consist of; be made up of."

"Comprised of" is redundant - that would be simply, "comprised" or "comprises" or "composed of", if you just have to use the word "of".

[PeteePie]

Good catch. Compromised used in a sentence: "Like the country itself, our once rich language has been compromised like a whore."

[Gay State Conservative]

I hate that there's no two syllable word for “dirty,lying,thieving,amoral Maoist Democrat”.

[Wildcat Stevens]

People who misuse I/me (trying to sound “proper”): “Mary took a picture of John and I”...”William went with Susan and I to the store”