Here is an interesting sentence where the author shows that the words till and 'til are seperate things ('til) representing the word until

Just a little article I found

This is a comedy article on grammar. It is rather amusing.

This image shows a usage error in an advertisement. It's depressing to see the lack of quality control.

Stuff from my digital project

I know this is a little late, but here is some of what I have done for my digital project.

Grammar is....

Lost in translation

So I recently bought a new alarm clock online die to problems with the cell phone alarm (I have to leave the ringer on to have the alarm go off, but people text me at obscene hours and wake me up) and the instructions were incredibly poorly translated. This was not the greatest offence by a long shot however. The clock has AM and PM backwards on the alarm settings, thus, my alarm did not go off this morning, but instead, I woke up at almost noon. Just another example of things being problematic due to a lack of proofreading or quality control. Theres a general attitude of sloppiness that I see everywhere today, and it really grinds my gears.

Millitary Grammar

i was watching a TV show that had a boot camp scene in it, and noticed the soldiers going "SIR YES SIR" This is peculiar construction that in any other circumstances seems ridiculous. You don't see people going around saying "Bob, yes bob." It is a unique form of speech used in the military, and is instantly identifiable. It almost feels as if this construction is there to help differentiate military life from civilian life.