Grammar Girl: For Writers and Language Lovers.
Episodes
682 - Do You Drop Your T's? 'Sneaked' and 'Snuck.'
25 Apr 2019
Contributed by Lukas
Young women are leading language change again! This time, it's dropping T's in words like "Vermont" and "important." Also, we look at how "snuck" is s...
681 - 'The Dictionary of Difficult Words,' an Interview with Jane Solomon
22 Apr 2019
Contributed by Lukas
Doppelganger, estival, and funambulist. Jane Solomon shares the story behind her new book, "The Dictionary of Difficult Words." FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL | ...
680 - Wakandan, Groot, and Other Languages of the Marvel Universe. Easter and Passover.
18 Apr 2019
Contributed by Lukas
Wakandan, Groot, and more. The movies in the Marvel universe are filled with interesting real and made-up languages. Plus, did you know Easter and Pas...
679 - Brussels sprouts? Scotch eggs? Swedish meatballs? Which food names can you trust?
15 Apr 2019
Contributed by Lukas
Some foods really do come from a certain city or region, others have names that are tied to the location but not in the way you think, and some are ou...
678 - Moolah, Clams, and Scratch. God, Godsend, and Godfather.
11 Apr 2019
Contributed by Lukas
Paying our taxes made us think about slang words for money, and all the upcoming religious holidays made us wonder which "god" words to capitalize. FO...
676 - The Language of 'Game of Thrones'
04 Apr 2019
Contributed by Lukas
There’s so much excitement about the 'Game of Thrones' finale that we just had to include a segment about on it this week’s show. Not just because...
675 - Why Verbs Like 'Witness' Are Weird
01 Apr 2019
Contributed by Lukas
A listener asked why a sentence using the verb "witness" sounded weird, and we found a surprising answer. FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL | YouTube: htt...
674 - How You Can Benefit Year-Round from NaNoWriMo
28 Mar 2019
Contributed by Lukas
Grant Faulkner's organization has worked with hundreds of thousands of writers, and he has some advice for you. FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL | YouTube: https:/...
673 - Schwa-ify This! Scrabble Stories
25 Mar 2019
Contributed by Lukas
A scene from "The Princess Bride" will help you understand the schwa. Plus, how one Scrabble tournament got out of hand. FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL...
672 - How a Semicolon Brought Two Writers Together
21 Mar 2019
Contributed by Lukas
Jennifer Miller and Jason Feifer, authors of "Mr. Nice Guy," talk about how the semicolon brought them together, how they wrangle working as...
671 - Why We Have Both 'Color' and 'Colour'
18 Mar 2019
Contributed by Lukas
British versus American spelling. FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL | YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/grammargirl | Twitter: http://twitter.com/grammargirl | Faceb...
670 - Equinox. Is Irish the Same as Gaelic?
14 Mar 2019
Contributed by Lukas
What Is the Equinox? Is Irish the Same as Gaelic? | FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL | YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/grammargirl | Twitter: http://twitter.com/g...
669 - 'Red Tape,' 'Red Herring,' 'Paint the Town Red,' and More 'Red' Idioms.
11 Mar 2019
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we investigate the origin of "red tape" and other "red" idioms. FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/gr...
668 - What's Wrong with 'These Ones'? Faith and Begorrah, We Have Irish Phrases for St. Patrick's Day!
07 Mar 2019
Contributed by Lukas
Faith and begorrah, we have Irish phrases for St. Patrick's Day! Plus, a listener asks whether it's wrong to say "these ones" and "those ones." FOLLOW...
667 - Why ducks say "quack-quack" in English but "ga-ga" in Japanese.
04 Mar 2019
Contributed by Lukas
FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/grammargirl Twitter: http://twitter.com/grammargirl Facebook: http://facebook.com/grammargirl Pin...
666 - Double Negatives.
28 Feb 2019
Contributed by Lukas
In this week's Grammar Girl podcast, we talk about why double negatives aren't always wrong. You just need to be careful with them. FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIR...
665 - Language News Chat
25 Feb 2019
Contributed by Lukas
Mignon and Neal talk about language influencing memory, OFOM, university language programs, and more. FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL YouTube: https://www.youtube...
664 - Benjamin Dreyer and His Unusual Pet Peeves
21 Feb 2019
Contributed by Lukas
New York Times bestselling author Benjamin Dreyer talks about his pet peeves, how he found his voice, why his book largely ignores AP style, and more....
663 - D-Day. Why I Want a Salad-Salad.
18 Feb 2019
Contributed by Lukas
What does the "D" in "D-Day" mean? What makes a salad-salad different from a plain old salad? FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL YouTube: https:/...
662 - 'Racket' or 'Racquet'? Never Misspell 'Bureaucracy' Again.
14 Feb 2019
Contributed by Lukas
When to use "racket" and "racquet," never forget how to spell "bureaucracy" again, the origin of winter storm words. FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL YouTube: http...
661 - How Paula Brackston picks her characters’ names and uses language to set a tone.
11 Feb 2019
Contributed by Lukas
Mignon and Paula Brackston (author of "The Witch's Daughter" and "The Little Shop of Found Things") talk about how Paula picks her...
660 - 'Irregardless' or 'Regardless'? Crime Words.
07 Feb 2019
Contributed by Lukas
Why do people say "irregardless" and where do we get words like "sleuth," "red herring," and "gumshoe"? FOLLOW...
659 - Normans, Ralls, and Voicemail
04 Feb 2019
Contributed by Lukas
I want you to share your family's word stories, and I tell one of my own to get you started. FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/gram...
658 - 'Wage,' 'Wager,' and 'Wed'
31 Jan 2019
Contributed by Lukas
It's a Super Bowl episode! Grammar Girl investigates how "wager" is related to "wed" and "mortgage." Why does the saying...
657 - 'Tip of the Hat" or 'Tip Your Hand'? 'Yeah No.'
24 Jan 2019
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we figure out why you tip both your hat and your hand, and then we take a fascinating look at why people use the seemingly illogical phrase...
656 - ‘Relapse’ or ‘Recur’? 'Kneeled' or 'Knelt.' ’Methinks.’
17 Jan 2019
Contributed by Lukas
This week, I have a Quick and Dirty Tip about the difference between the words “relapse” and “recur,” another Quick and Dirty Tip about the di...
655 - ‘Myriad’ or ‘Myriad Of’? What Is a Run-On Sentence?
10 Jan 2019
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we talk about the controversy over "a myriad of" and (clutch your pearls!) "myriads" and explain why a run-on sentence isn't just a really ...
654 - 'Stint' or 'Stent'? How to Pronounce 'Coyote.'
03 Jan 2019
Contributed by Lukas
This week, I give you a memory trick--based on an amazing story from history--for remembering the difference between "stint" and "stent...
653 - How to Use an Asterisk. Journaling.
27 Dec 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we learn the ins and outs of using an asterisk and talk about the many ways to keep a journal. FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL YouTube: https://www.you...
652 - ‘Purposely' or 'Purposefully'? Yule.
20 Dec 2018
Contributed by Lukas
In this week's Grammar Girl podcast, I help you stop misusing "purposefully" and delve into the history of yuletide. FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL You...
651 - 'Capitulate' or 'Recapitulate'? Colons.
13 Dec 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we investigate why "capitulate" and "recapitulate" have such different meanings when they seem so similar, and we revie...
650 - 'Wreaked' or 'Wrought'? 'Crescendo.' Could We Understand Aliens?
06 Dec 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we'll explore the difference between "wreaked" and "wrought," learn a trick to never misuse or misspell "crescendo...
649 - 'Ado' or 'Adieu'? Pronouns and Antecedents
29 Nov 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we'll tease apart the ado/adieu eggcorn and make some funny sentences using pronoun/antecedent errors. FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL YouTube: https:/...
648 - Does Your Language Influence How You Think?
22 Nov 2018
Contributed by Lukas
The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis claims that the language you speak determines the way you think. It's been widely debunked, but we go through some studies ...
647 - Pronoun Order. ‘Flier’ or ‘Flyer.’ The Plural of ‘Mouse.’
15 Nov 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, I have a Quick and Dirty Tip about pronouns and how you should order them, another Quick and Dirty Tip about how to spell “flyer” (or i...
646 - 'Blond' or 'Blonde'? How 'Trolloping' Became a Word.
08 Nov 2018
Contributed by Lukas
Have you ever wondered why we have two ways to spell "blond(e)"? Also, I share some fascinating American frontier history that reveals how "trolloping...
645 - Interview with New York Times bestselling author Courtney Summers
01 Nov 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week is a special show. I interview Courtney Summers, the author of the New York Times best-selling novel "Sadie," and learn what it wa...
644 - 'Sit' or 'Set'? Monster Names.
25 Oct 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, teaching a dog to sit can help you remember "sit" versus "set," and we get ready for Halloween with words that come fro...
643 - ‘In the Limelight.’ ‘A’ or ‘An’?
18 Oct 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we figure out why we say people are "in the limelight," and we explain the rules for using "a" and "an"--many...
642 - 'Regard' Versus 'Regards.' Languages Without Numbers.
11 Oct 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we tease out when to use "regard" and when to use "regards," and we learn about fascinating languages that don't have numbers. FOLLOW GRAMM...
641 - 'Myself.' ‘Get the Skinny.’
04 Oct 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, I help people learn how to use the word "myself" (and talk about some interesting dialects) and investigate about why we say we "get the sk...
640 - Can a Screw Screw Itself into a Board? (Middle Voice)
27 Sep 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we look at an interesting kind of sentence that's written in the "middle voice." FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL Twitter: http://twitter.com/...
639 - Great Paragraphs. Falling off the Turnip Truck.
20 Sep 2018
Contributed by Lukas
Go beyond formulaic essay rules and create paragraphs that will hook your readers. Also, we figure out why people say they didn't just fall off the tu...
638 - 'None.' How Pirates Talked.
13 Sep 2018
Contributed by Lukas
Some people say only "none is" is right, but we tackle "none are." Plus, we have an extra fun segment about pirate-speak for Talk Like a Pirate Day. F...
637 - ‘MacGyver.’ ‘Semicolons.’
06 Sep 2018
Contributed by Lukas
Last week, I talked about "MacGyvering" things, so this week, I explain what I meant. Plus, I talk about one of the most contentious punctua...
636 - 'To Boot.' Duck Tape. 'Can' and 'May.' Pronouns.
30 Aug 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, I have more evidence that "quick and dirty" is from the Pacific Northwest, why we say "to boot," whether the correct na...
635 - 'Quick and Dirty.' 'Momentarily.' Short Subjects.
24 Aug 2018
Contributed by Lukas
For everyone who has wondered why we're called the "Quick and Dirty Tips" podcast network, I have the origin story. Plus, we'll talk about h...
634 - 'Rack' or 'Wrack'? How to Eliminate Adverbs.
16 Aug 2018
Contributed by Lukas
Did you know that "wrack" is a word for seaweed? I didn't! Also, getting rid of adverbs usually improves your writing, but not always. FOLLO...
BONUS: Words for Color
14 Aug 2018
Contributed by Lukas
Hear one of my favorite segments from a recent Stitcher Premium bonus episode. These are normally available for only Stitcher Premium subscribers, but...
633 - Is That Comment Facetious, Sarcastic, or Sardonic? Cleft Sentences.
09 Aug 2018
Contributed by Lukas
Is That Comment Facetious, Sarcastic, or Sardonic? Cleft Sentences. FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL Twitter: http://twitter.com/grammargirl Facebook: http://faceb...
632 - 'Ask' as a Noun. Ships as 'She.'
02 Aug 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week we answer a listener question about "the ask" and look at whether it's OK to call boats, cars, and countries "she." FOLL...
631 - Anniversaries. Conversate.
26 Jul 2018
Contributed by Lukas
It's the 12th anniversary of the Grammar Girl podcast! Or is that the 12-year anniversary? No! In honor of this illustrious event, we look at why peop...
630 - Who Wrote the ABC Song? Shark Idioms!
19 Jul 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we talk about who wrote the alphabet song that helps people learn their ABCs, and we investigate six silly idioms about sharks. #SharkWeek ...
629 - 'Gourmet' or 'Gourmand'? Why July 14 Is Called Bastille Day.
12 Jul 2018
Contributed by Lukas
In honor of Bastille Day (July 14), we talk about the difference between a gourmet and a gourmand, and we talk about words the French and English use ...
628 - Why 'Bag' and 'Beg' Sound the same to some people? Does 'Texas' Mean 'Crazy'?
05 Jul 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we’ll talk about why I pronounce the word “aggravate” in a way that irritated many of you, the difference between “interment” and...
627 - How to Write a Great Cover Letter. 'Kinda' and 'Wanna': Real Words or Not?
28 Jun 2018
Contributed by Lukas
How to write a great cover letter. Also, we say "kinda," "wanna," and "gonna," so why don't we write them? FOLLOW GRAMMA...
626 - ‘Aggravate’ Versus ‘Irritate’ What Is a Functional Shift?
21 Jun 2018
Contributed by Lukas
Some people say you shouldn't use "aggravate" to mean "irritate" or "annoy." It has to do with the word's origin. Also, ...
625 - ‘Dinner’ or ‘Supper’? How to Write a Thank-You Note
14 Jun 2018
Contributed by Lukas
‘Dinner’ or ‘Supper’? How to Write a Thank-You Note FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL Twitter: http://twitter.com/grammargirl Facebook: http://facebook.com/...
624 - ‘Trooper’ and ‘Trouper.” Why Is It Called a Spelling Bee?
07 Jun 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we talk about the difference between a "trooper" and a "trouper," about why a spelling bee is called a "bee,"...
623 - 'Calvary' or 'Cavalry'? Spelling Bee Interview.
31 May 2018
Contributed by Lukas
If you have trouble remembering how to pronounce "cavalry," I have a memory trick for you. Plus, if you love the spelling bee (or are just curious abo...
622 - Is a Troop One Person or a Group? Repetition
24 May 2018
Contributed by Lukas
Is a troop one person or a group, and what's up with obviously repetitive phrases such as "It is what it is"? FOLLOW ALONG ON THE WEBSITE Troops: http...
621 - ‘Council’ or ‘Counsel’? Direct and Indirect Quotations. Oxymorons.
17 May 2018
Contributed by Lukas
People have been confusing "council" and "counsel" since the 16th century. Sometimes you put single words such as "yes" and "no" in quotation marks, a...
620 - When to Capitalize 'Mom.' In the Doldrums.
10 May 2018
Contributed by Lukas
Whether you capitalize "mom" depends on how you are using the word, and did you know that "the doldrums" are an actual location? FOLLOW ALONG ON THE ...
619 - Co-worker. Barefaced and Baldfaced Lies. Mixed Metaphors.
03 May 2018
Contributed by Lukas
Co-worker. Barefaced and Baldfaced Lies. Mixed Metaphors. FOLLOW ALONG ON THE WEBSITE Does Co-Worker Always Take a Hyphen? http://bit.ly/co-worker-hyp...
618 - Jazz and Thunder. Say Your Piece (or Peace)?
26 Apr 2018
Contributed by Lukas
Are sports team names singular or plural? Do you say your piece or say your peace? FOLLOW ALONG ON THE WEBSITE http://bit.ly/sports-teams http://bit.l...
617 - 'Lay' and 'Lie.' 'Grill' and 'Grille.' 'Warsh.'
19 Apr 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we talk about why people say "warsh" instead of "wash"(it's called in the intrusive R), about why we have two spellings for the word that s...
616 - The Prodigal Tongue. Odoriferous. Battle Royale.
12 Apr 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, I have a delightful excerpt from Lynne Murphy's new book "The Prodigal Tongue" about the differences between British and American...
615 - Humor with Adverbs. Noisome. Receipts. Case Quarters.
05 Apr 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we talk about how adverbs can be squishy in what they modify and how that can lead to funny double meanings, about the difference between &...
614 - Illeism. Named For or After? Misinformation and Disinformation.
29 Mar 2018
Contributed by Lukas
When famous characters or people like Hercule Poirot and LeBron James refer to themselves by their own name, it's called illeism, and it can actually ...
613 - Dictionary.com Starts Defining Emoji (an interview with Jane Solomon)
22 Mar 2018
Contributed by Lukas
Dictionary.com has added emoji definitions to its site, and I have an interview with the lexicographer behind the decision, Jane Solomon. Emoji are a ...
612 - The Pin/Pen Merger. American. 'Half-Staff' or 'Half-Mast'?
16 Mar 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we talk about why some people say "pin" and "pen" the same way, why citizens of the United States call themselves "...
611 - Pudding. "There Are" Sentences. Winning Limerick
08 Mar 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we talk about why we say "the proof is in the pudding," why "there are" sentences can be so confusing (what the heck is...
610 - Top 10 Grammar Myths. How 13 Dog Breeds Got Their Names.
02 Mar 2018
Contributed by Lukas
Celebrate National Grammar Day (March 4) by forsaking these common language myths. Also, enter our limerick contest and we might read your limerick in...
609 - Pull Idioms. Surprising Food Names. Dillydally.
22 Feb 2018
Contributed by Lukas
You're sure to be surprised by the origin of at least one of these idioms that use the word "pull." Plus, we talk about foods that get their...
608 - Dilly Dilly. How Many Prepositions Can You Put in a Row?
15 Feb 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we look a sentence from "Cannery Row" and wonder how it can have so many prepositions in a row, and we find the origin of "d...
607 - Brainstorming. Call Out Sick? Synesis.
08 Feb 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we talk about tricks to help you get started writing a new essay, article, or novel; whether it's wrong to say you "call out sick"...
606 - Levidromes, Tom Swifty Jokes, and new OED Words.
01 Feb 2018
Contributed by Lukas
Levidromes, Tom Swifty Jokes, and new OED Words. Plus, how "phony" is related to a jewel con. FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL Twitter: http://twitter.co...
605 - A Homophone Error at the SAG Awards. Lectern or Podium? Capitalizing Award Names
25 Jan 2018
Contributed by Lukas
How a homophone mix up led to Judi Dench bread jokes. Also, the difference between a lectern, a podium, and a dais, and a Quick and Dirty Tip about ca...
BONUS: Introducing Launch
22 Jan 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week, I'm excited to share a bonus clip from a new podcast called Launch. Three out of five people dream of writing a book. Few follow through. W...
604 - Origin of 'Gerrymandering.' Is 'Data' Singular or Plural?
18 Jan 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week we explore the origin of the word "gerrymander" and dive into the debate about whether "data" is singular or plural (or ...
603 - Words of the Year, Why You Shouldn't Use 'Eskimo,' 'Canon' or 'Cannon'?
11 Jan 2018
Contributed by Lukas
This week I apologize for using the word "Eskimo," go through all the interesting 2017 words of the year, and give you a tip to remember the differenc...
601 - 'Based In' or 'Based Out Of.' Omitting 'That'
28 Dec 2017
Contributed by Lukas
Based on, based off, based in, based out of...people are changing the way they use prepositions with "based." Also, people can get overzealous about d...
600 - How to Pronounce 'Caramel.' Sports Idioms
21 Dec 2017
Contributed by Lukas
Have you been pronouncing "caramel" wrong your whole life? Also, we discuss interesting sports idioms including "in the crosshairs,&quo...
599 - Delicious English Words (Chocolate, Guacamole) with Aztec Roots
14 Dec 2017
Contributed by Lukas
Chocolate, guacamole, and more yummy words we get from Aztec languages. Also, why "lock, stock, and barrel" means "all of it" and ...
598 - Gifting and Regifting. Take a Decision.
08 Dec 2017
Contributed by Lukas
Is "gifting" a word, and is regifting rude? Also, do you "take" a decision or "make" a decision? FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL Twitter: http://twitter.com/gramm...
597 - Eskimo Words for Snow. Write a Book!
30 Nov 2017
Contributed by Lukas
I bust the myth that Inuit have hundreds of words for snow, and I share an excerpt from Jack Gantos' new book "Writing Radar" that will help...
595 - 'Side' Words. What Is a Bailiwick?
16 Nov 2017
Contributed by Lukas
While you're planning your Thanksgiving side dishes, enjoy a segment about English "side" words. Plus, what is a bailiwick? FOLLOW GRAMMAR G...
594 - The Plural of 'Batman.' Why Smart People Struggle with Shakespeare Too.
09 Nov 2017
Contributed by Lukas
I debate what the plural of "Batman" should be (it's not straightforward!) and explore why the language of Shakespeare is hard to understand...
593 - The Origin of English: Proto-Indo-European.
02 Nov 2017
Contributed by Lukas
We explore the origin of English (and other languages) all the way back to the language known as Proto-Indo-European. FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL Twitter: htt...
592 - "Sofa" or "Couch"? "Skeleton" Idioms.
26 Oct 2017
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we talk about the difference between "sofa," "couch," and all the other words for that piece of furniture. Plus, to get...
591 - 'Cannot' or 'Can Not'? 'Dead' Idioms.
19 Oct 2017
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we talk about the difference between "cannot," "can not," "can't," and (horrors!) "cant." Plus, in honor of Halloween, we reveal the origin...
590 - How to Write an Apology
12 Oct 2017
Contributed by Lukas
How to avoid the worst apologies (the "if" apology, the passive voice apology, the reverse apology, and the florid fauxpology) and write a g...
589 - The "Ruth's Chris" Apostrophe. Thingamajigs.
05 Oct 2017
Contributed by Lukas
This week, I talk about what's up with the weird apostrophe in "Ruth's Chris Steak House" and where we get placeholder names like "thin...
588 - Why People Mimic Accents. Why People "Have Your Six."
28 Sep 2017
Contributed by Lukas
This week, I talk about why we mimic accents, about how to pronounce "espresso," about interesting idioms that include the number six. FOLLOW GRAMMAR ...
587 - More British & American Differences. Quotation Marks with Periods and Commas
21 Sep 2017
Contributed by Lukas
Quotation Marks with Periods and Commas FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL Twitter: http://twitter.com/grammargirl Facebook: http://facebook.com/grammargirl Pinteres...
586 - UK and US English. 'Bad' or 'Badly'?
15 Sep 2017
Contributed by Lukas
Unusual differences I noticed between British and American English on a recent trip. Plus, why you should say you "feed bad" and not that you "feed ba...
585 GG. Rainy Idioms. "Because," "Due To," "Since," and "As"
07 Sep 2017
Contributed by Lukas
This week, we talk about rainy idioms and when to use "because" for "due to" and "since." FOLLOW GRAMMAR GIRL Twitter: http://twitter.com/grammargirl ...
584 GG. Pipe Dream. Comma Before a Quotation.
01 Sep 2017
Contributed by Lukas
The woman who won more than $750 million in the Powerball lottery described it as a "pipe dream," so we look at the origin of the term. Also, whether ...
583 GG Important or Importantly? Time Traveler Words
25 Aug 2017
Contributed by Lukas
This week I tell you why you can ignore people who don't like "more importantly," and we talk about words that were new in 1555, 1967, 1977,...
582 GG. How to Use Quotations. Stop Calling Yourself a Grammar Nazi
17 Aug 2017
Contributed by Lukas
What do you call yourself? A grammar lover, grammar peever, stickler, grammar grouch, grammando, grammar Nazi? Sure, it's all in fun, but it's time to...