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Tuesday, March 9, 2010

March Forth . . . er Fourth?

I hope you all had a wonderful National Grammar Day! I hope you spent time wrangling those dangling participles and managing those modifiers. I was so excited Thursday when I looked at yahoonews online and saw that National Grammar Day was trending. People care! They really care! Check out spogg.org for a wonderful video about National Grammar Day's rousing new anthem, titled "March Forth: the Grammar Song." So clever, that Mignon Fogarty.


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  1. MelissaMarch 9, 2010 at 7:07 PM

    I like that it's trending. Poor grammar is cringe-inducing. It happens a lot around here. *cringe*

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