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Is your grammar up to par?
I just had to share! I make lots of silly grammatical errors all the time. It's not because I don't know the difference, but because I type fast and am careless. (You probably already know this if you are a regular reader) :)
My biggest pet peeve is number 11. So few people use these two words correctly, and it's one of the easiest rules in the book! Do you make any of these mistakes? Upper grade teachers, this might be something good to share with your kids!
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This is great to share with my students:) (and myself...lol) Thanks for sharing:)
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Great graphic! Can't wait to share with my kids. No matter how many times I put up they're, their, there and it's/its, they just don't do it correctly on their papers! ARRGH!
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