Good grammar never ends…
Use among when you say friends.
Say between when there are two.
Don’t say me and you.
Make a list, you’re at the end.
Unthaw means frozen, friend.
Ain’t is not a word.
You don’t want to be absurd.
Less is an amount.
Use fewer when you count.
You are much too smart
To let speech fall apart.
There are rules in every game.
Good grammar needs the same.
I'm nobody! who are you? Are you nobody too, then there's a pair of us. Don't tell! they'd advertise you know. How dreary-to be somebody. How public-like a frog. To tell one's name-the livelong June, to an admiring bog. Poem by Emily Dickinson.
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This is certainly a very good one. More and more these days, people have blown past too many common rules, language included.
Thanks Helen…sometimes a poem helps us to remember rules. I hear TV personalities using poor grammar more and more often!