Eagle Eye for Grammar
My “eagle eye for grammar” was spotted. Now see the kinds of grammatical errors I catch. Some content has been changed or omitted to protect the guilty.
- This press release was on its way to the media.
- The following excerpt from a daily devotional service to which I subscribe was delivered to my inbox like this:
Whatever deserves the highest esteem think about those things instead of focusing on your flaws focus on your qualities and seek to enhance them.
It’s ironic that I chose this sentence, but I focused on its flaws because I had to read it a few times to understand it. With my changes in red, it reads:
Whatever deserves the highest esteem, think about those things. Instead of focusing on your flaws, focus on your qualities and seek to enhance them.
Writing and Research Quote of the Week
"I believe more in the scissors than I do in the pencil." --Truman Capote
