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12-20-2025 10:46 PM
Its funny in a thread about grammar it was misspelled grammer several times!
12-20-2025 11:34 PM
Grammar refers to the rules governing the structure of language. It encompasses sentence structure, punctuation, parts of speech, and proper word usage. These rules ensure that communication is clear and effective.
Whether you are writing a formal essay or having a casual conversation, grammar is what keeps your sentences structured and meaningful.
@occasionalrain thought you might like to review grammar and grammer. Found this interesting. Grammer is not always wrong , it is the way you use it.
12-21-2025 05:56 AM
@occasionalrain wrote:What I find unacceptable is the incorrect grammer used by professional journalists. They often use I when it should be me. "The party was for Susan and me." not "The party was for Susan and I" If in doubt, remove Susan. You wouldn't say the party was for I.
@occasionalrain That's exactly how I was taught how to use the two. I had the best English teacher in junior high, who also taught us to say, "different from," rather than, "different "than." Her teachings stuck with me all these years.
12-21-2025 07:46 AM
My dad had PhDs in English and History. He always said we shouldn't criticize others who make grammar mistakes. He said many don't have the same education, abilities, comprehension, and other skills. They are doing their best just like we are.
12-21-2025 10:47 AM - edited 12-21-2025 01:39 PM
12-21-2025 11:19 AM
12-21-2025 02:27 PM
@CalminHeart wrote:
My dad had PhDs in English and History. He always said we shouldn't criticize others who make grammar mistakes. He said many don't have the same education, abilities, comprehension, and other skills. They are doing their best just like we are.
@CalminHeart your Dad was not only smart , but wise and thoughtful. It seems
12-21-2025 04:33 PM
@occasionalrain wrote:We diagrammed sentences in English class, did you?
12-21-2025 04:47 PM
@shoekitty - I was in the middle of answering another post from you when a message came up and I couldn't.
I wanted to clarify I didn't mean here on the forums! I meant on the Internet in general, like articles from different sources. It seems like news outlets, magazines,etc. hire writers who don't review their work. They are probably paid well, and they are probably 12 - LOL!
It's different here. We're informal with each other, almost like we're talking to each other. I know a lot of times when I'm typing, I'm in a hurry, something distracts me, or DH comes in and needs something right now! Once in a while I will notice a mistake after I've already posted! I think that probably happens to a lot of us! ![]()
12-21-2025 06:16 PM
Auto correct changes entire words and sometimes puts a comma where it doesn't belong or decides to end a sentence and puts a period.
It's like having a conversation with a self appointed mind reader who finishes your sentences for you.
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