Those Pesky Commas and Place Value

There are some zeroes and a comma missing from that $97,025 number. I believe the figure is $97,025,000 or so. I guess this error is more mathematical than grammatical. Thanks to Jennifer for this one. 

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Only repost this if YOU'RE not concerned about grammar!

Everyday vs. Every Day

Everyday, when written as one word, is an adjective. It means commonplace or ordinary: Don't use your everyday dishes when company comes. Every day, when written as two words, means each day: Bryant Cafe is open every day. 

This one can be found on Reynold's Road in Bryant, Arkansas. 

Proofread Before You Post

Several errors exist in this oft-posted graphic. The first error is my favorite. I think the writer intended to write angels not angles. The next error is in subject/verb agreement: Praise and worship ARE. The other errors are in punctuation. 

Yikes!

I hope the tutoring isn't for spelling help. 

The Divas Aren't Possessive

No apostrophe needed in divas. They don't own anything. They're just plural. 

Halve vs. Half

Halve is a verb. You can halve the order. In this case, one should write HALF order because half is an adjective modifying order. I suppose it would be correct to use the verb as a participle and write HALVED order. 

Thanks, Jennifer, for this one from Mister James' Delicious Food.