National Grammar Day 2011

Happy National Grammar Day

04/03/11 11:15 AM

How does one properly celebrate National Grammar Day? Getting all crazy with prepositions at the end of sentences? Going on a split infinitive spree? Running up to random people on the street and exclaiming: “Help! Have you seen my gerund?”

I’ll stop now.

Here’s a great video from Grammar Girl and company. Enjoy, and share your favorite grammar rule (or least favorite) in the comments!

Posted by Robyn | in Grammar & Punctuation | 1 Comment »

One Comment on “Happy National Grammar Day”

Ghenet Says:
March 5th, 2011 at 11:58 am
That song is kind of catchy, ha. I love Grammar Girl. 🙂

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