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National Grammar Day

Tomorrow is National Grammar Day, so declared by the Society for the Promotion of Good Grammar. I believe this is the first-ever National Grammar Day. If the copy editor comes out of her cubby hole and sees her shadow, it's six more weeks of split infinitives.

Send us your favorite examples of deplorable grammar. An hour of Midday will be devoted to this topic, from 1 to 2 pm tomorrow (WYPR-FM, 88.1) and we'll read the best on the air. You Don't Say blogger John McIntyre, the Sun's assistant managing editor for the copy desk, will be one of the guests.

Send your entries to midday@wypr.org

 

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