Can You Pass The Toughest Grammar Police Test?
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Will you find yourself wearing the badge or behind grammar bars?
What are your thoughts on this subject?
572 Comments
mikeyparry
No answers, no point, not bothering!
mikeyparry
No answers, no point, not bothering!
Joan LaRose
This is more of a spelling test than a grammar test.
pabjetster
Liked the last two questions best!
catclaws
No answers, NO PLAY!!!! Take the hint!!!
Steve Bush
The first four were all wrong. They were in sentences and did not need a capital letter. All the answers had capital letters. Should be small letters.
crdemarti
Mike Valsamy, Homey, go home!! Or start a new act.
mikeyparry
No answers, no point, not bothering!
Gilbert Barsky
no answers - yek!
Suzanne Wilson
Eve, I agree with you. I'm less confident with maths, but as a proofreader know that all my answers were correct.
William Laughlin
Proper spelling has nothing to do with grammar.
Grammar is generally defined as the set of rules that explain how words are used in a language through both writing and speaking. It sets a standard for how words or groups of words and sentences should be arranged together.
Mike Valsamy
Got them all wrog and I'm a Sherriff.Could have been a great quiz, but Homey likes to give Wrong answers, to mess with you guys with you’re pointed little heads. How can we learn if there are no correct answers? You guys should have picked up on this by now!
Blairly21
You are a prisoner of the grammar police
I know I got all the correct answers
Rose Fenton
THANKS, TO A 90 YEAR OLD!