I don’t point out grammatical, spelling, or punctuation errors in questions, because I don’t know the educational or linguistic background of the asker, and because it doesn’t really matter to me.

I do, however, have a problem with people who make such criticisms but also make errors themselves (what is that saying about people who live in glass houses?)

Cara should know that the contraction for “it is” is “it’s”, with an apostrophe.

I don’t have the time to point out all of the errors in the rude answer that Ans provided, so I’ll pick a few of them:

– whatever is one word

– punctuation is always singular

– attempting to make three sentences into one by using both a comma and a semi-colon is a crazy idea!

But when your punctuation is wrong, and no apparent sense can be made by what you write, you can say “excuse my expression”, or “excuse my grammar”.

excuse my spelling.

excure my grammAr.

it depends if you’re saying it or writing it.