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National Grammar Day

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Happy National Grammar Day!

What extinct animal knew a lot of words? A thesaurus! 😉

Founder of the Society for the Promotion of Good Grammar, Martha Brockenbrough created National Grammar Day in 2008.

The English language has over a million words. Our language has some set rules and also has some debatable rules in it as well.  We have a holiday to celebrate this sometimes crazy grammar.

How can you celebrate this holiday?  Use proper grammar today. Purchase a style guide or grammar resource today. Learn a few words in another language. Or play Wordle! 🙂

Enjoy your words and Happy National Grammar Day!

National Grammar Day

Published on by Kathy CherryLeave a comment

Happy National Grammar Day! Yes, this is really National Grammar Day!

This particular holiday is only 12 years old.  Martha Brockenbrough created National Grammar Day in 2008. She is the founder of the Society for the Promotion of Good Grammar.  The English language has over a million words. Our language has some set rules and also has some debatable rules in it as well.  We have a holiday to celebrate this sometimes crazy grammar.

How do we celebrate this holiday?  It is quite easy.  Use proper grammar today! 😉  Or be crazy and purchase a style guide or grammar resource today!

Enjoy your words and Happy National Grammar Day!

National Grammar Day

Published on by Kathy CherryLeave a comment

Happy National Grammar Day! Yes, this is really National Grammar Day!

This particular holiday is only 11 years old!  It is still a child.

Martha Brockenbrough created National Grammar Day in 2008. She is the founder of the Society for the Promotion of Good Grammar.  The English language has over a million words. Our language has some set rules and also has some debatable rules in it as well.  We have a holiday to celebrate this sometimes crazy grammar.

I know you are all wondering “how do we celebrate this holiday?”  It is quite easy.  Use proper grammar today! 😉  Or be crazy and purchase a style guide or grammar resource today!

Enjoy your words and Happy National Grammar Day!