Are you grammatically incorrect?

[Chasey_Lane]

Take the "Jazz" quiz! 8/10; much better than I expected.

 

[cattitude]

10/10

 

[jazz lady]

Take the "Jazz" quiz! 8/10; much better than I expected.

10/10

 

[jazz lady]

10/10

No wonder I you so much.

 

[cattitude]

No wonder I you so much.

You does :shrug:

 

[jazz lady]

You does :shrug:

I done did but I ain't no more.

 

[Schizo]

I done there gots 8/10.

 

[Nanny Pam]

9/10

 

[bresamil]

Take the "Jazz" quiz! 8/10; much better than I expected.

Same here.
When I first met Jazz, someone failed to introduce us. About midway through the evening I realized that she was Jazz. I spent the rest of the evening wondering how many grammatical miscues I made in my conversation.

 

[Otter]

Same here.
When I first met Jazz, someone failed to introduce us. About midway through the evening I realized that she was Jazz. I spent the rest of the evening wondering how many grammatical miscues I made in my conversation.

17, we discussed it after you left.

 

[jazz lady]

17, we discussed it after you left.

It was 18. You know you can't remember anything anymore.

 

[jazz lady]

Same here.
When I first met Jazz, someone failed to introduce us. About midway through the evening I realized that she was Jazz. I spent the rest of the evening wondering how many grammatical miscues I made in my conversation.

Yes, someone did. I didn't know who you were until later.

Sorry about that. I didn't realize I put such fear into people.

 

[DoWhat]

Not bad
But you may want to think twice about pursuing a career as a copy editor. You got 5/10 correct.

Tiggers my friend.

 

[bresamil]

17, we discussed it after you left.

meamies! Pete even corrected me once.

Then again, I'm pretty harsh on his spelling errors.

 

[virgovictoria]

Acknowledged Confusion...

Incorrect
The correct answer: C lay
Your answer: A laid


"After working on my car all evening, I finally lay down to sleep at around midnight."

Even your persnickety old English teacher is probably flummoxed by lay and lie now and then, particularly when the words are used in the past tense. To lay is to place something somewhere. To lie is to recline. But here’s the kicker: The past tense of lie is lay!

Lay, Lie, Laid... There are others similar that I think I learned wrong to begin with....

 

[dustin]

Not bad
But you may want to think twice about pursuing a career as a copy editor. You got 7/10 correct.

 

[K_Jo]

10!!

"Irregardless" makes my ears hurt.

So does "...and myself."

 

[Nickel]

Do you diagram sentences in your spare time? You got 10/10 correct.

I _______ made a perfect score, if there hadn't been so many trick questions.

a) could of
b) could've
c) coulda

This is one of my biggest pet peeves...when people say "I could of done this...". It's could have!!!!!!

 

[cattitude]

10!!

"Irregardless" makes my ears hurt.

So does "...and myself."

And the hysterical thing about those two boo-boos is that people use them when they want to sound intelligent.

 

[K_Jo]

And the hysterical thing about those two boo-boos is that people use them when they want to sound intelligent.

C does the "myself" one all the time. He swears my way is "AP Style" but his way is right, too, because "That's the way they talk in the Navy."

He was quite surprised to learn that "regardless" is not an abbreviation for "irregardless: