Kissing and snogging are two different things...snogging is like the term making out...when you make out with someone you don't just kiss, you touch and grope a bit too, which is why the term snogging is used. And in GoF, they say Tom Senior's Father, Tom Senior's Mother, and Voldie's Dad. We've already established these things so I will move on. In my book there is no mistake for Mrs. Weasley saying the purkey and tooding thing, sometimes I don't think there are mistakes with that kind of thing because of how when JK writes she uses ` instead of the usual ".
I hate how on page 13, the Prime Minister thinks Sirius' name like the word Serious when Sirius is a British name and he's British. But anyways...I don't remember the part about the conversation with Pettigrew, if you'd like an answer kaidaboo, could you put it in a bit more detail what you're asking, it would help a lot. Thank You. Also...there is a mistake on page 23, and I've checked over 10 books, and they're all like that. If you look around the middle of that page...23...if you need to be reminded, when the line 'He's only quacking!' said the Prime Minister weakly...etc...' You'll notice that not only there, but throughout the book as well, in between words are double spaces instead of single. Infact, if you don't believe me, you can measure, simply by looking up at the lines above or below to see that the spacing is bigger, like the word under 'said' in that line is 'maybe' and then next to 'maybe' is the word 'go', and if you look, it's quite easy to notice that the spaces between 'said' and 'the' compared to 'maybe' and 'go' are definitely different. If you don't get it just try and compare that line with some other ones. there are a few more mistakes but I'm going to sit back and relax to see if anyone else can find them... have fun!