GRAMMAR BLUNDERS’ SERIES

Caveat: The purpose of this series is neither to proclaim myself as a grammarian nor to despise people who are still unfamiliar with common grammar mistakes. It is to serve as a reminder that there are rules in English that refute those mistakes. I am well aware that I still have a lot to learn in English and I will not stop digging those rules to share them here. If you happen to be a guilty party, please remember that I shared these blog posts in the spirit of constructive criticism. Also, this series, more than anything, is a reminder for myself.

• Masteral and Other Filipino Concoctions (#trended #stilltrending)

• The Seven Lethal Grammar Sins of Email Users in the Office
• The Correct Punctuation for Salutations that Begin with “Hi” or “Hello”
• Tagalog Prefixes Interfused With English Verbs
• Stop Saying “Thanks God” When…
• Pluralization of Initialisms
• Stock Phrase, Mail, and Emails
• “Trainings or Courses” And “Out of Office or Back to the Office”
• Filipino Concoctions, Philippine English, and Standard American English
• Anglicized Latin Plural Forms and Those That Survived Their Singular Forms Respectively
• Pro”NUN”ciation and Some Local Grammar Pet Peeves
• The New Kind of Technocracy To Be Learned
• Why A Travel Blogger Like Me Writes About Grammar, & A New Batch Of Pet Peeves On The List
• The Ten “Commandments” of Writing Metric Symbols in English Grammar
• Update: Punctuation Marks in Email Greetings…”Do as you please” (The Chicago Manual of Style)!
• Social Media Influencers’ Grammar Gaffes (Yours Truly Included, As Always)