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Tag Archives: National Grammar Day
What kind of grammar nerd are you?
Today is National Grammar Day in the US and to celebrate this joyful occasion, Grammarly, a company providing a spell checker and grammar checker with the same title, has published a quiz: What kind of grammar nerd are you? It contains questions on … Continue reading
Posted in news, usage features
Tagged grammar checker, Grammarly, National Grammar Day, quiz, usage problems
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Grammar: Days and Tests
Earlier this month, March fourth to be precise, National Grammar Day was celebrated in the U.S. I like to think was the impetus for many dinners of punctuation-meatloaf (or walnut loaf for the veggie punctuation partiers among us). The day … Continue reading
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Tagged David Crystal, education, grammar, humour, Michael Gove, National Grammar Day, testing, usage guides
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