When I first read the title, I thought the epidemic was of people who don't know the difference between "their" and "there". But I guess that other thing's pretty bad too.
I've learned a lot more here on the forums, than I did in school. I caught on the language skills from this forum, rather than I did in school.
I've learned the difference of their and there, how to convert btc prices back and forth, multiply and divide, comma's, from here at the forum. I still really do not understand the to vs too. I've looked it up, and it just doesn't register to me how to and when to use to and too in a sentence, I believe I don't understand the "too" part. There is a lot of other stuff I learned from this forum.
Your commas are a little off here, just to let you know.
"I've learned a lot more here on the forums, than I did in school. " - no comma before than. Likewise with the rather.
No apostrophe on the commas.
Too = too many (amount of things). To = to someone (not referring to an amount).
My apologies--I mark papers for a living, and always believe in being helpful to students.
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