English Grammar

Accommodate (two c's and two m's)
Asthma (sneaky "th")
Colonel (even though we pronounce it "kernel")
Conscience (even though we pronounce it "con-chense")
Embarrass (two r's and two s's)

basically living hell ;)

Bob: English Grammar sucks!
Jeff: yessss

by REB7293_2223hfje September 15, 2020

Grammar school

A school Somewhere between gr9 k to 1st k to 2nd k to 3rd

This might be called Also primary school

Back in the day in grammar school

by 459395 March 1, 2022

Grammar Nazi

A Grammar Nazi is a slightly rude nickname for someone who has the ability to correct others' impropper grammar and help them become better. Sometimes it is just in their genetics or they can't help it when someone speaks like a toddler.

"You are such a Grammar Nazi."

by Lillia-Chan May 23, 2018

grammar commie

A term used to describe a person who believes in and advocates for an egalitarian approach to language use. They view language primarily as a means of expressing meaning and facilitating communication, rather than as a status symbol or a tool for exclusion. A Grammar Commie stresses the importance of comprehensibility over stringent adherence to traditional grammar rules, and supports the validity of diverse linguistic styles and dialects, thus breaking the barriers of linguistic elitism and fostering inclusivity.

"Even though Jenny could correct every misplaced comma or misspelled word, as a Grammar Commie, she chose instead to focus on understanding the message the writer intended to convey, promoting a more inclusive and egalitarian approach to communication."

by SalvyZ July 24, 2023

grammar mustard

Some1 on Instagram who lacks in the grammar department. Grammar Mustards might think of themselves as grammar masters but spell master and mustard. For example, the first found Grammar Mustard was discovered by Sophia and Stella. :)

"That's not how you spell that Sofa, you grammar mustard"

by Sofa the grammar mustard December 21, 2016

Grammar Bot

A person who would rather correct someone's grammar on an internet post than respond with any valuable information.

Instead of commenting on the underlying issues in the debate, the oppositional social media grammar bots attacked and debut the statements with limited responses such as "It's their, not their!"

by Halftone November 10, 2014

Such grammar

A sarcastic way of pointing out improper grammar.

N: I has eaten the cookie.
L: Such grammar!

by Tulip Bulb July 24, 2017