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We’re all familiar with the eats, shoots and leaves gag, or the delightful ambiguity of the ‘dogs must be carried on the escalator’ notice and as teachers you’ve no doubt seen more than your fair share of errors in spelling, punctuation and grammar, and not just from students.
We’re all capable of typos and errors, or the occasional slip up here and there. We’ve all hit send on that email, text or social media post and noticed our mistake a second later. So we shouldn’t laugh. But sometimes these mistakes are just so dumbfounding, so tantalising good, that you can’t help but laugh, and share, and then laugh some more.
So to cap off the school week we’ve rounded up 12 gargantuan grammar fails for your amusement.
Enjoy.
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