As a creative writer married to a retired English professor, I say, “Grammar police of the world unite!”
I mean, is there anything that makes a writer’s teeth itch worse than the mixing up of there and their?
So I have an understandable soft spot for grammar memes.
Here are my “Top 10” favorites.
Seriously Seeking Answers 
What about pronunciation? we seem to have slipped in, unnoticed, an extra letter to our alphabet. It’s ‘chew’. Chew has come to stay. It’s replaced the letter T, at the beginning of a word: Chewsday, Chewna. There are the exceptions of course. My personal favourite is opporchewnity. 🤭
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I’m going to have to listen for that!
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Sign in a school:
Commas Save Lives: Let’s eat grandma. vs. Let’s eat, grandma.
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LOL
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Love these! As a retired first grade teacher, I can tell you it’s an uphill battle!
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At least when they’re in first grade, you can still educate them! LOL
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Thanks for the laughs! 😀
My pet peeve is “I’m going to lay down…” (Lay WHAT down?) and my husband’s is “John and myself were going …” (I can relate to battle between correcting grammar and keeping my friends.)
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One of my pet peeves is putting apostrophes where they don’t belong. My teeth itch just thinking about it …
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You’re teeth must itch a lot… 😉
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L’OL
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😂😂😂 Usually in my posts I find my errors … after hitting publish. 🙄
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Me too! LOL
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This is hilarious. 🤣 Archaic complete sentences is my favorite. 😉
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😀
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Those are good ones. I still correct children’s and grandchildren’s grammar. They wince, but they don’t fight back. They don’t improve, either. Lose/lose.
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LOL
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