“It’s just a Tweet—fewer than 140 characters. Too short to even think about grammar.”
“It’s just Facebook—they’re my friends [all 2749 of them]. They’ll understand what I mean.”
Did you know that the top two things that disqualify a potential date are bad teeth and—yup— bad grammar? And when questioned, people say they would be very reluctant to do business with a company whose website contains typos and incorrect grammar.

You don’t have to go across the country fixing grammatical mistakes with spray paint and markers to be a hero! Guest poster Jeff Deck tells you how YOU are a hero!

Is it back to school season already? But summer is only half over! What’s going on in those classrooms anyway. Any . . . .grammar?

Is there a meeting in the mens room? Or is there a misplaced modifier in the sentence?

You’ve heard of angry birds. Well, how about angry verbs? Or is it the listener or reader who is angry when reading a misused verb form?