Hi FF’ers! As promised, here’s a special challenge for you today. Three ultra-long sentences – or as the Grammar Cop likes to call them, word-swamps – to be split into more digestible pieces.
English
Friday Follies #126 – Making Grammar Great Again, One Hyphen at a Time
The Grammar Cop has a fine batch o’ bloopers for you lovely FF fans today. Take a look!
Friday Follies #125 – Making Grammar Great Again, One Hyphen at a Time
Nice to see you again, Friday Folliettes! Here’s a mixed bag of boo-boos, gathered for you by the ever-vigilant Grammar Cop.
O Computer, how do I hate thee…
…let me count the ways:
Friday Follies #124 – Making Grammar Great Again, One Hyphen at a Time
What a difference a letter makes… or two, or three. The wrong ones… missing ones… or simply misplaced. Let’s face it, there are tons of ways to make language mistakes. Here are a few the Grammar Cop found recently.
Friday Follies #123 – Making Grammar Great Again, One Hyphen at a Time
Another week’s flown by, FF fanatics! The Grammar Cop has gathered a cool collection of crimes, just beCause. (Had to keep that “c” thing going!)
Friday Follies #122 – Making Grammar Great Again, One Hyphen at a Time
Happy Friday, fellow grammophiles! This week the Grammar Cop has rescued some abused verbs for you. Rest assured that the wayward writers will pay for their crimes! (How? I’m workin’ on it! 😀 )
Friday Follies #121 – Making Grammar Great Again, One Hyphen at a Time
Would you hire people who can’t write properly to market your company? Welcome back, fellow grammar ghouls! Today’s post presents a first in the long, illustrious history of Friday Follies: one paragraph containing seven mistakes (not counting typos) – that purports to help you market your wares or services!
Things I Finally Know About My Writing
A little piece I wrote. No pay, but the almighty EXPOSURE.
Friday Follies #120 – Making Grammar Great Again, One Hyphen at a Time
Greetings and welcome to yet another flub-filled Friday Follies bonanza! Feast your eyes on the Grammar Cop’s gaffes o’ the week.
Crossed Eyes and Dotted Tees 