I just want to see everyone quit using the apostrophe to form a plural. Oh, I might as well shoot for the moon and also wish for subject-verb agreement.
I just want to see everyone quit using the apostrophe to form a plural. Oh, I might as well shoot for the moon and also wish for subject-verb agreement.
I just want people to stop saying "less" when they mean "fewer." someday I'm going to have a bumper sticker made that says, "Less milk, fewer cookies."
I just want to see everyone quit using the apostrophe to form a plural. Oh, I might as well shoot for the moon and also wish for subject-verb agreement.
I just want people to stop saying "less" when they mean "fewer." someday I'm going to have a bumper sticker made that says, "Less milk, fewer cookies."
Angers me at most every checkout express line... "10 items or less"
I promise not to mention again how "figuratively" became "literally."
Double, most would just think you're a Grinch and not get it, lol.
My personal "favorite" is when speakers say continue on, which is redundant. Continue means to go on. Makes my ears bleed to hear it.
Were I to pick a grammatical hill on which to rest, I would choose the serial (Oxford) comma.
It's hard to detect in speaking, though.