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Er. Yeah. I'm Balaclava, and I have reviewed under a few names, but most recently decided on this one. Isn't it clever? xD
Oh, and I'm female. Just thought I'd let you know.

So, yeah. If you get a review from "Balaclava"- that's me. =) But I doubt I'll put up any fanfics, because my imagination is too crazy for me to tame into words (most of the time). Sorry, folks. ;D

A couple of things that you should know!

Loose is a description- e.g. "The clothing was loose," or "The werewolf was loose on the streets." However, to lose is a verb- e.g. "How can you lose an elephant?"

A breath is the gust of air you take in or out- e.g. "He took a deep breath and jumped in." To breathe is the verb- "I can't breathe properly!"

Can you go over there and pick up their clothes for me, please? They're all covered in mud.
"There" is the place in that sentence, whereas "their" is referring to the people possessing the clothes. "They're" is a shortened word- it is really the two words "they" and "are" smushed together. So if you're thinking of using the word "they're", try saying it with "they are" first and if that doesn't work, check which "there/their" you want!
A similar rule applies to "your/you're". If you want to say "I ate your lunch," then "your" is referring to the lunch belonging to 'you'. If you want to say "You're a slimy toad!", then "you're" refers to "you are" a slimy toad. :D

There you go. :) I don't know if that helped anyone, but I hope it did.