Grammer Nazis?!?!?!?

This depends on whether Mark is sufficient to identify the person completely or not, no?

i think if people wanted to be more serious in grammar they or we would just put it all in BLOOD!

Correct, restrictive versus nonrestrictive elements.

yes.

If the sentence was written: 'mark from accounting' then it would be classed as an 'adjective'(adjective meaning a describing word) rather than distinguishing that there was a 'named' person 'Mark' in the descriptive sentence. If it was meant as 'the name' 'Mark' then it will of course, as with all names and indeed names of places start with a 'capital letter'.

You probably mean Grandma nazis. Been there, SEEN them..


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With poor grammar, what we have, is a failure to communicate.

You make no sense!

The word "it's" (posessive case) SHOULD take an APOSTROPHE—NOT a comma!

You is failing our nasty system you moran!!

Actually,on second thoughts..."its" is a pronoun and SHOULDN'T take an apostrophe!

I am failing the nasty system now...I will self-destruct in 10 seconds!

1...2...3...4...5...6...7...9...errm...8...9...10!!!!!!!!!!!!​!

20 years of schooling and they put you on the day shift...

What?! Kelsey Grammer is a Nazi??? Say it ain't so...

hmmm, not sure. The question asked how many grammatical errors the following sentence had. It was written as:

Mark, from accounting, dropped off the report for the new manager.

You all leave my Grammer out of this!!

She can,t help it if she.s old and can,t tell her comma from an' what ever that is.

Shame on you!!!

I would assume you're asking about a the elusive Kelsey Grammer Nazi...

yes?

makes me sic i swair