National Grammar Day

[smstonypoint]

Tomorrow (March 4) is National Grammar Day (NATIONAL GRAMMAR DAY – March 4 | National Day Calendar).

In observance of National Grammar Day, please be considerate of those who are traumatized when they observe apostrophe abuse.

Steve

 

[Ed of all trades]

I work ver hard so i no I ain't never spoke no po grammor. So dis don't have no thing dat applis to me. Ed

 

[smstonypoint]

I work ver hard so i no I ain't never spoke no po grammor. So dis don't have no thing dat applis to me. Ed

So, do you use the Oxford comma?

Steve

 

[2LaneCruzer]

So, do you use of the Oxford comma?

Steve

You mean that crappy band, the Oxford Commies? I prefer "Asleep at the Wheel", or "Ram Jam".

 

[ovrszd]

Whats the difference in the day's prior to the Nations Grammar Day and after???

 

[quicksandfarmer]

Whats the difference in the day's prior to the Nations Grammar Day and after???

In the days prior we would let go the extra apostrophe after "day." I realize that's punctuation and not grammar, but it's hard to police one without the other.

 

[Wagtail]

Well, one learns something new!

Today (as it's already 'tomorrow', here in Aus) is also "International Drill Instructors Day".

March Fourth!

<I'm going to have fun tonight with the local Navy Cadets... 'Ship's Company... (WAIT for it!!!)... HO!'>

 

[ovrszd]

Well, one learns something new!

Today (as it's already 'tomorrow', here in Aus) is also "International Drill Instructors Day".

March Fourth!

<I'm going to have fun tonight with the local Navy Cadets... 'Ship's Company... (WAIT for it!!!)... HO!'>

I have vivid memories of Drill Instructors..... But probably not the same kind we are talking about here.......

 

[MossRoad]

March 4th is also Employee Appreciation Day........ hope I don't get RIF'd. (Reduction In Force).

 

[CalG]

I'm switching to "speech to text", then I can blame all errors on the "machine"!