The GLP 'Community Grammar Tutorial Thread' - Ask And We'll Answer!

Consider this the world's coolest Grammar Class!...

A BRIEF EXPLANATION OF THE PURPOSE OF THIS THREAD - PLEASE READ:-

Anyone is welcome to answer the Grammar-Related questions that get asked on this thread - We welcome your kind, experienced help in this commendable work of improving everybody's Grammar — even Grammar Nazis are welcome, but PLEASE treat our guests with respect as we will be applying the policy of "Three Strikes And You're OUT", meaning: All abusers will be REPORTED to the GLP administration if they persist in attacking/insulting/intimidating our users after THREE polite warnings!
Humorous criticism IS welcome though as this actually serves as a relief to the occassionalstresses I (and our users) no doubt will incur(!). Thankyou.

SOME EXAMPLES OF WHAT YOU MAY USE THIS THREAD FOR:-

1.To ask ANY grammar-related questions.
2.To ask about correct punctuation mark usage (full stops,commas,etc).
3.To help answer any questions about grammar asked by users.
4.To share ideas, tips, or advice on any form of writing, eg: literature, story telling, publishing,etc.

FACT: IT IS LARGELY UNKNOWN THAT THE VAST MAJORITY OF PEOPLE HAVE SHORTCOMINGS IN TERMS OF THEIR OWN GRAMMATICAL ABILITIES.

Please remember this thread the next time you have a question regarding recurring difficulties you have had with your own grammar or have a grammar-related question that you've always wanted to ask. REMEMBER: Everybody has Grammatical Shortcomings!

HOW TO FIND US AGAIN:-

Click on the GLP "Search" button at the top of the forum's web page and do a GLP search for the words: "GLP Grammar" and find us listed amongst the search results, titled: "GLP Community Grammar Tutorial Thread". Alternatively, you can also do an "Advanced Search" for the username: 'TruthAddict'; you'll also find us there (Sept.2012 threads).


***** What else can I say friends? Enjoy this thread - become a 'Wordsmith' if you dare...*****