Does it bother you when you hear “off TEN” which seems to be happening more and more? Now I am even hearing people say “sof TEN” for soften!
Does it bother you when you hear people say “did DENT”, “could DENT, or “would DENT” for didn’t, couldn’t or wouldn’t?
Does it bother you when you hear people misuse “myself”? (You can only use myself, herself, himself, etc., if you first use “I”, “she” or “he” in a sentence. If you can use the word “I” or “me” in that place in the sentence, “myself” is wrong.
Does the phrase “me and her” bother you?
And most of all, does it bother you to hear people use singular subject and plural object? (example: Tell that person they need to improve their grammar.)
Mixing up “who” and “whom” is forgivable, I suppose.
What is happening to the pronunciation of our language, let alone grammar? What offense against the Queen’s English will occur next?
I want to know who came up with “I know, right?”
Yes, all of that. And split infinitives and ending sentences with prepositions. and using apostrophes to indicate plural. (The apostrophe is for possessives, humans.) And any of a hundred other little violations. If I were an SJW, I would probably call them “microaggressions against the English language.”
Or plural subject after singular object. Using “they,” “them,” or “their” to denote a singular of uncertain gender. Him or her. His or hers. if it’s one of those, then it’s not both. Therefore, it’s not “theirs.”