Saturday, February 06, 2010

 

Well, I guess I'm not immune either...


A few posts back I laughed at the inadvertently dirty language in a short story's narration. Since then, I chanced upon an old English project: a diary written from the perspective of a young alien on another planet. The confused grammar in the April 13th entry caught my eye, and after a good laugh, I decided to fess up and show that, yea, indeed everybody makes mistakes!

TODAY'S BOOK: "The School Story", by Andrew Clements ((c) 2001)

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