What we know about grammar is that the subject of a verb cannot be in a prepositional phrase. "Look" is singular; therefore, the verb should be singular. "Provide" should be "provides."  #subjectverbagreement #fox16 #nomadsnonsense #grammarfails 

Pansies

Since the author of this sign means that there are multiple pansies rather than that the pansy owns something, "pansy's" should be "pansies." #nomadsnonsense #nomadsnonsense.blogspot.com #plurals #possessives #apostropheerror #apostrophe 

Auburn

It's Auburn. #nomadsnonsense #spellingfail #fox16 #fox16news 

Organic Is the Word

Step In #2

I don't see a grammar error. I do see an error with diction. Perhaps there's a language barrier that keeps the owner from understanding the connotation. This one is in Texarkana. Thanks, Amber 

#nomadsnonsense #nomadsnonsense.blogspot.com #wrongword 

Long Gestation

This construction sounds as if this woman gave birth to a two-year-old, which would make this woman even more amazing. 

#nomadsnonsense #nomadsnonsense.blogspot.com #diction                                      http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3219489/People-ask-ve-fire-says-mother-23-rare-condition-causes-skin-grow-seven-times-faster-normal.html

Leave the Infinitives Alone

I'm a firm believer in the benefits of using a Neti pot. I am not impressed with using a colon in the middle of an infinitive. Nothing should come between the two words of an infinitive. #grammar #nomadsnonsense #nomadsnonsense.blogspot.com #punctuation #infinitive 

Subjunctive

The first error is an error relating to verb mood. The verb is subjunctive. It depends upon the condition being fulfilled. It's a possibility. The correct helping verb is "would."  Even the grammar experts disagree on the issue of conditional and subjunctive. Here's a link to one of the clearest explanations I've found. https://web.cn.edu/kwheeler/grammar_subjunctive.html

The second error is a subject/verb agreement error. #nomadsnonsense  #nomadsnonsense.blogspot.com #subjunctive #grammarfail #subjectverbagreement #grammar  #brainfall #conditional

Less and Fewer

The first correction is stylistic. When writing about something that can be counted, use fewer. When writing about something that cannot be counted, use less. 1. My glass contained less water than your glass. 2. I brought fewer bottles of water on the hike than you did.  #nomadsnonsense #nomadsnonsense.blogspot.com #lessandfewer #less #fewer #cbcmustangs #grammar #grammarfail 

Redundant

This is redundant and improperly capitalized. Since restoring means to bring it back to its original state, saying "Restoring...back" is redundant. Also, "back" should be capitalized. #nomadsnonsense #redundant #dontberedundantandrepeatyourself #gofundme #gofundmeerror 

Cheap Pizza

Cheap pizza at Big Red! Let me know if you truly can get a slice of pizza for less than a penny. #nomadsnonsense #bigred #cheappizza 

Exhaust vs. Exaust

Hmmmm!?! #nomadsnonsense #exhausted #exhaust #exaust #spellingfail 

The Subject-Verb Agreement Has Me Down

Since there are two subjects in this sentence (donkey and elephant), "has" is not the correct verb. One has. Two have. This is also a run-on sentence. There should be a question mark after "down"? #nomadsnonsense #subjectverbagreement #locustgrovear