Today’s post comes from the lovely and illustrious Jana Kelley, who found (on Pinetrest) a great example of why grammar still matters. If you don’t believe it does, then let’s try something together.
Google the following: “how can u” and see what suggestions pop up for finishing your query. They’ll be the following:
– how can u get herpes
– how can u get hiv
– how can u get aids
– how can u get chlamydia
– how can u get mono
– how can u mend a broken heart
– how can u lose weight fast
– how can u get hpv
– get hepatitis c
But change your query to this: “how can an individual”, and look what happens:
– how can an individual impact the course of history
– how can an individual make a difference
– how can an individual affect society
– how can an individual change history
– how can an individual reduce global warming
– how can an individual be supported to reflect on an incident
– how can an individual help to conserve water
– how can an individual influence an organization
– how can an individual buy stock
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’ve got some flash cards to run my 7-year-old through.
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Wow.
Wow, this is heartbreaking. It confirms what Tim Keller points out-how literacy is really the key to helping the underprivileged break out of their poverty and pain. Such a challenge to us to find ways to get education to those who don’t have moms and dads who will teach them.
So fun that Jana thought to search this way.