poor grammar
the word "pre" is a prefix for many words and is misused daily on TV and everywhere else. This is especially with verbs. Ex: prerecorded TV, preorder an item, it goes on and on. My English teacher stressed to us "you cannot do something before it's done". You can't "pre" anything. It's only correct when it's part of another word meaning "previous", such as a prescription. What are you guilty of?
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I think they do, they just don't see anything wrong with it..