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©Jeffrey B. Ross – 2017
I don’t declare that I am a grammar expert and I do have to look up certain grammar rules from time-to-time. The difference is that I take that extra step and do the research.
I am not an official member of the grammar police even though there are certain violations of English grammar rules that annoy me.
The proper use of then and than, the differences between two, two and too and of course…
are most disconcerting!
Many people are confused about when to use commas, but as you can see (below) it is even more confusing when they are not used.
Credit where credit is due. Even though JBRish is pleased to present the above as infotainment, it is not original to us. These were originally presented as part of a BuzzFeed post. You can see all of their grammar gift recommendations by clicking here:
