Grammarian’s doomsday–figuratively, of course

rogersgeorge on January 12th, 2014

I mentioned a relative of this error recently, but when I ran into this comic, I figured I’d give you a choice of how to demonstrate your curmudgeonliness—if you care about this point of grammar, of course.

Non Sequitur

Wiley Miller, November 25, 2013. The comic is called Non Sequitur.

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Rogers George has been a technical writer for more than 20 years. He has written on subjects as diverse as outhouse assembly, restaurant reviews, software, information security, and scientific equipment. He has his own writing consultancy and is always happy to discuss writing and grammar. Drop him a line at curmudgeon@writing-rag.com.

Grammarian’s doomsday–figuratively, of course

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