Let’s hope that readers, writers, speakers, pupils, students, on-air journalists, and all others with an IQ greater than Tiger Woods’s best PGA round have the wit to realize that “asterisk” rhymes with “disc,” “risk,” and “whisk,” rather than “brick,” “hick,” or “kick.”
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 5 years ago
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Stocky One over 5 years ago
“Colon has problems, examination scheduled.”
Stocky One over 5 years ago
“Question mark arrives, interrogation ensues”
aedra6 over 5 years ago
OMG, I love grammar jokes!
Perkycat over 5 years ago
I love grammar jokes, too……….and these are ****great****!
P51Strega over 5 years ago
Division’s budget slashed.
Anya57 over 5 years ago
I won’t quote you on that.
JudyAz over 5 years ago
The curved brackets are accused of parentthesplaining.
JudyAz over 5 years ago
And the ellipsis will just have to wait.
Andrew Bosch Premium Member over 5 years ago
Not to mention the notorious comma splice!
cocavan11 over 5 years ago
Let’s hope that readers, writers, speakers, pupils, students, on-air journalists, and all others with an IQ greater than Tiger Woods’s best PGA round have the wit to realize that “asterisk” rhymes with “disc,” “risk,” and “whisk,” rather than “brick,” “hick,” or “kick.”
SweetSinger over 5 years ago
OXFORD COMMAS FOREVER!