[Fledermaus]

This is hugh and series.

[CodeToad]

#7 Capitalization. I don’t read posts where the writer doesn’t have enough respect and is too lazy to use the Shift key. Only childish teenager mentalities think not capitalizing is acceptable, so why would I read such comments from a child?

[Georgia Girl 2]

Yer prolly right. :-)

[redhead]

Good luck. I have been tearing my hair out for years over these mistakes in presumably educated journalists’ works, all to no avail. Now bald, I have had to resort to wearing a wig, which comes off more easily and much less painfully, but the problem still persists.

[murron]

Would of or could of instead of would’ve or could’ve, contractions for would have or could have.

[Cyman]

My poisonal favorite is when someone tells me they are nauseous. I always quickly agree and turn my head

[Bob]

While I have been known to occasionally split an infinitive, I’m quite certain that a preposition is a bad thing to end a sentence with. :=)

[IronJack]

And then there's the specious use of apostrophe's, the use of "half to" instead of "have to" to mean "required," the literal torture of "literal," and the confusion of nominative and objective case, something my friends and me don't ever engage in.

And let's not talk about splitting infinitives and dangling prepositions ...

[Yaelle]

Apostrophes where they don’t belong!

The Smith’s
555 Owl Rd
Your town, Your state

Aaarrrrgh! You can see these bad apostrophes even on billboards these days. No one has a clue.

[libbylu]

ensure and insure - you pay to insure. Well paid CEO of transcription firm used insure in an email to staff, duh.
My biggest is spoken. I seen..Who ever heard Hank Williams sing “I seen the light”?

[huldah1776]

commas. oy vey.

[The Sons of Liberty]

I'm all for correct grammar, and try to practice it, but FIRST we have to deal with "Press one for English"!

Why the hell do I have to press "one" to get the language of MY Country?

[Fiji Hill]

[varon]

6 Grammatical Errors That Need to Stop Now

If the spell checker accepts it, who am I to argue...............

[Vermont Lt]

Me and her went....

[HandyDandy]

By then, I’d had just about enough. And I thought that that’d be the end of it.

[right way right]

... ; -- "word" 'word' Questions I have much.

Yoda Cat

[OKSooner]

There be alot of them.

[Shamrock-DW]

I always take information with a grain of salt when I see simple grammar errors such as these.

[LS]

More:

"Less than 10 items." No, "FEWER" than for numbers, less than for quantities.

"Gift for free." Wow. A double whammy. A gift is free. You get something "for nothing" OR "free," but not "for free."