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please try to learn some decent grammar while you're here
Soft drinks in other bits of the world don't have corn syrup in.
Soft drinks in other bits of the world don't have corn syrup in.
:While doing your schooling here at Conservapedia, I would hope someone would teach you that what you have written is not good grammar. You could rewrite this sentence as "Soft drinks in other parts of the world may not use corn syrup". "Bits" is not an appropriate term for geographical regions, and finishing a sentence with a preposition ('in') is grammatically incorrect. [[User:FNNoonan|FNNoonan]] 15:58, 4 February 2009 (EST)