Ending with a Preposition

The custom is that one should not end a clause with a preposition. This likely is because if one ends a clause with a preposition, either a prepositional phrase has been separated or the preposition is unnecessary. In this sentence, I think ending in a preposition is preferable to rewriting a stuffy sentence such as No matter from where you are, we're glad you're our neighbor. #dupontcircle #nomadsnonsense #prepositionalphrases #preposition #endwithapreposition #breakinggrammarrules 

Apostrophe Error

Comma Splice

Technician

Dispense and Dispose

This does NOT, I repeat, does not dispense anything. 

Sports Lingo

Ordnance vs. Ordinance

An ordinance is a municipal or county law. Ordnance is a mass noun referring to military materials such as weapons, ammunition, equipment, and vehicles. http://grammarist.com/usage/ordinance-ordnance/

U-verse

Drawers

Adventure

Grammar Contributes to Credibility

Jackson County Sheriff's Office

Strip Mall

It was a strip mall. 😀#nomadsnonsense 

Misplaced Modifier

The prepositional phrase "in court" is misplaced since the death did not occur in court. #nomadsnonsense #prepositionalphrases #misplacedmodifier 

U. S. Pizza

Rollback?

Subject/verb Agreement

Misdemeanor vs. Misdermeanor

Office Depot Sell and Sale

With or With Okra

Handicapped

Commodities

Heroes

Grammar and Employment

Planters and Harp's

Hunt's and Harp's

Clinton Presidential Library

This is from the Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock, Arkansas. #nomadsnonsense #grammar #clintonlibrary #apostrophes

Adverbs

 

Subject/verb Agreement

The subject never is in the prepositional phrase. Never. #subjectverbagreement #kait #kait8 #nomadsnonsense #nomadsnonsense #grammar #grammarfail 

Caramel vs. Carmel

The food (or color) is caramel. #mandms #caramel #nomadsnonsense #spelling #bigredstores 

 

Mid-America Science Museum

Think and Thank