Every morning in my classroom, students work on Daily Oral Language. They edit sentences for punctuation, spelling, grammar, and capitalization. As a result, they should be able to spot those errors in the real world.
If you find one, snap a pic and email it to me!
it’s = it is–Should be ‘all its name implies’
In this case, they want to say ‘you are’ so it should be ‘you’re on vacation.’
A little disturbing–rapeseed oil? I think they mean GRAPESEED oil
‘forein’ should be ‘foreign’
I wonder how much TUTORING this person does?
sign’s should be signs–plural not possessive. Kind of makes you wonder how professional the signs are.
On a sidewalk in Capitola, during Jr. Life GUARD training.
I also see them everywhere! Once, on a road trip, I saw a sign that spelled ‘sign’ as ‘sihn’. I couldn’t take a picture though. I didn’t have a camera and I was in the car.
I think this was in fourth grade when I was going to Las Vegas. When I looked at the sign, it said “Speed limti 70” Of course, my whole family was laughing at that silly mistake!
Specials and PaCkages…
I am looking forward to finding spelling mistakes and punctuation mistakes outside of class. I see it all the time! 🙂
I also see them everywhere! Once, on a road trip, I saw a sign that spelled ‘sign’ as ‘sihn’. I couldn’t take a picture though. I didn’t have a camera and I was in the car.
Arrrgh! I hate seeing these mistakes!
I think this was in fourth grade when I was going to Las Vegas. When I looked at the sign, it said “Speed limti 70” Of course, my whole family was laughing at that silly mistake!
Oh my! Those mistakes literally made my day. They are hilarious!
We’re never too old or young to enjoy correcting some common grammar mistakes!
Too true! It’s something I am rather notorious for.