Grammar police
Seen on a web site:
"Job Description
Shift: First
Wage: $28,000 / year or commiserate with experience. "
Read in a book:
"trying to ween herself off cigarettes...."
Read in a book, referring to a quote earlier in the text:
" as eluded to in the above passage by Smith and Jones...."
Those are some vocabulary errors!
"Job Description
Shift: First
Wage: $28,000 / year or commiserate with experience. "
Read in a book:
"trying to ween herself off cigarettes...."
Read in a book, referring to a quote earlier in the text:
" as eluded to in the above passage by Smith and Jones...."
Those are some vocabulary errors!
posted by Shelly at 6:11 AM
3 Comments:
Those are hilarious!
Seen last night in a theater program guide as captions to brief descriptions of coming events. Correct spellings in the descriptive part, but the captions...
Esparanza Rising.
A Streetcard Named Desire
ok, but you didnt spell referring right!
OK I fixed it, but a typo is different that a vocabulary error.....
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