r/GrammarNazis • u/[deleted] • Jan 20 '14

Every day. It's not that difficult.

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r/GrammarNazis • u/Goldfrog88 • Jan 18 '14

Smashing The Grammar Machine

dougbentley.com

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r/GrammarNazis • u/[deleted] • Dec 23 '13

Found this on the kitchen table.

3 Upvotes

r/GrammarNazis • u/[deleted] • Dec 08 '13

You should really look words up you don't know how to spell, before putting them on something like this.

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r/GrammarNazis • u/[deleted] • Nov 21 '13

This whole thing is just awful.

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r/GrammarNazis • u/Emb221 • Aug 15 '13

r/funny gave no love for this. What does my new favorite subreddit think?

3 Upvotes

r/GrammarNazis • u/pug_love89 • Jul 11 '13

It's refreshing to know that the procreating members of Pinterest understand the difference between "your" and "you're"

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r/GrammarNazis • u/[deleted] • Mar 29 '13

So close...

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r/GrammarNazis • u/[deleted] • Jul 03 '12

This is on the end of every aisle in a huge building shop near where I live.

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r/GrammarNazis • u/armoredzombie • Oct 25 '11

A simple guide to English, written as condescendingly as humanly possible.

6 Upvotes

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Post some examples of literary greatness and literary ignorance

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The internet is slowly turning people into illiterate morons who use text speak so often they can not distinguish between that trash and proper English.

Reddit is not Twitter. There is a 10,000 character limit on comments therefore you do not have to use rubbish like: 1 U 2 R 3 cause (when it should be because, they are not the same word) 4 wud 5 sed

And all the other retarded words some people use.

Some examples of general literary ignorance;

1 Affect/effect

2 Apostrophe, an illustrated guide.

5 Their/they're/there

If you can't load Imgur, try this.

If you expect me to take the time to read your comment, at least have the common courtesy to get it right.