on 2012-01-24
Do you like commas, quotes, and parentheses? Did you notice a little extra grammar in that question? That’s because it features the Oxford Comma. While I love the Vampire Weekend song about it, I love the comma itself even more. Here’s why:
Now, here are a few more reasons I love the Oxford comma:
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When you're perusing Learnist, you come across great things. I wanted to provide a little guidance and share my favorite Learnist boards by teachers.
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Lingle helps motivate learners, facilitates real world language learning and dramatically reduces class preparation time for teachers.
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Students are being encouraged - conditioned in fact - by many social platforms to like, comment, tweet, text, or send at communication speeds that are more akin to a reflex rather than a well-composed expression of thought and ideas. This communication acceleration has created new challenges in both literacy and attention. A new platform for "slower communications" hopes to change that trend.
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Grammar sure are fun. I love a good grammar joke as much as the next guy but this t-shirt takes the proverbial cake. In fact, I'm going to order one for myself.
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