This is so poorly worded that it appears to say that the goal needs a bolt and a trampoline frame. That must be a strange-looking goal. 😀
Friday, March 27, 2015
Less and Fewer
When something can be counted, it is proper to use the word fewer. When writing or talking about something that cannot be counted, one should use the word less. For example, there seems to be less water for the team's practice; therefore, it is fortunate that there are fewer girls at today's practice.
Thursday, March 19, 2015
A Collection
Proofread those math problems.
Perhaps the editor/proofreader should be suspended.
This headline is all wrong. Was the motorcycle dead? Was the driver dead while driving? I'd imply that he died in the crash. ISO Someone
Without totally rewriting this, it can best be improved as follows:
If someone asks me with whom I want to be, I will simply say, "Someone who can understand that I'm not perfect and will never leave me because of someone else."
The author of this graphic may want to add that she wants to be with someone who has great tolerance for errors in grammar.
Tuesday, March 03, 2015
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