Tuesday 16 April, 2024

15 examples of the Grammar Police at their most obnoxious

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SPELLING AND GRAMMAR are important parts of our lives as communicators.

There’s no doubt about that.

For some people, however, it is extra important. So important, in fact, that they feel the need to correct people’s spelling and grammar everywhere they go.

We call them the Grammar Police, and they are alive and well on Facebook.

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