Education, education, education.
15th Feb 2009 23:15:04
it is a sad fact but political correctness and freedom of speach cannot exist together but i cannot believe our government will throw away the only thing truely british we have left if we ban st georges day then so be it bt all other ethnic festivals must go 2 ... we will not be oppressed in our own back yard!!!!!!! i understand people have their own beliefs but if i dont like them i keep my opinions to myself and ignor it because all people need to celebrate that includes blacks white asians hispanics eastern european and british
OK, see if you can spot the tiny quantity of grammatical errors in the above two paragraphs, from this Facebook group I stumbled upon when revising hard. It literally made my brain melt.
I'm not sure I have anything further to say. I count 52 grammatical and spelling errors, but that was just on a quick sweep, and I'm no expert on grammar. If you're over 16 and you can't use capital letters correctly, you should be ashamed. You don't have to be a professor at Cambridge University, but you really should be able to use the language of the country you so valiantly defend whenever political correctness threatens to burn the English flag, ban football, and replace Buckingham Palace with a mosque. Interestingly, George is too important to be banned, but not important enough to get a capital letter.
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