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Here's Why You Learn to Diagram Sentences

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And you wonder why there are people protesting at the National Spelling Bee competition to have the English language simplified.

Here's what my dad told me when I was in 4th grade:

 

If you can speak well, and write well, the future is limitless.

 

This from a man who only had a 6th grade education.

Here's what my dad told me when I was in 4th grade:

 

If you can speak well, and write well, the future is limitless.

 

This from a man who only had a 6th grade education.

 

Very well said!!!

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This is a very poplular book here at Joseph-Beth:

 

I Judge You When You Use Poor Grammar: A Collection of Egregious Errors, Disconcerting Bloopers, and Other Linguistic Slip-Ups (Paperback)

 

http://www.josephbeth.com/Products/34383-i-judge-you-when-you-use-poor-grammar-a-collection-of-egregious-errors-disconcerting-bloopers-and-other-linguistic-slip-ups.aspx

 

I am in the "judging" camp (rightly or wrongly) when it comes to poor grammar/speaking.

That's funny. Let's start one on Charles Barkley next. I remember after one particular game hearing :"They defense was flat out turrible. Plain ol' bone headed, knuckle headed turrible. Turrible, turrible turrible."

I am in the "judging" camp (rightly or wrongly) when it comes to poor grammar/speaking.

 

I'm "camping" as well Clyde.

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