Grammar Squirrel Nuts about grammar!
Many of us managed to get through school with just the most basic grammar knowledge. Having the ability to communicate and write well enough to get our message across was usually enough to make even the most grammatically challenged student look like a decent writer. I remember being shocked when my college English teacher returned my essay, covered in red marks and the words great job. How could I be a great writer when my returned paper was covered in red marks pointing out punctuation and gram
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Grammar Squirrel Nuts about grammar!DESCRIPTION
Many of us managed to get through school with just the most basic grammar knowledge. Having the ability to communicate and write well enough to get our message across was usually enough to make even the most grammatically challenged student look like a decent writer. I remember being shocked when my college English teacher returned my essay, covered in red marks and the words great job. How could I be a great writer when my returned paper was covered in red marks pointing out punctuation and gramCONTENT
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