"You teach a child to read, and he or her will be able to pass a literacy test."
You bet.
For more on National Grammar Day and its meaning to this great country and its many states, see nationalgrammarday.org.
National Grammar Day
Today is National Grammar Day! I couldn't commemorate it better than by posting a quote from the Commander in Chief who was in office when this, um, feast day was established:
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As Alice Roosevelt Longworth said, if you've got anything bad to say, sit next to me! No, really, please remember to be kind, and don't say anything fred's mother would not approve of (Diner's mom didn't approve of anything. Including fred.)
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I detest poor grammar. My pet peeve is when people send an email saying, "If you need more information, contact myself." Doh!
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