Fellow word nerds, if you don’t read the 101 Books blog, you should.
Case in point.
It’s a special breed of person who enjoys a good grammar joke.
And I believe many of you, like me, are fond of them.
So if you keep a copy of Strunk and White on your desk, today’s post is for you.
Here’s 8 pretty darn good grammar jokes.
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Rough-language alert: A visitor at Harvard stopped a professor in the Yard and asked,
“Can you tell me where the library is at?”
“At Harvard, we don’t end a sentence with a preposition.”
“Okay, can you tell me where the library is at, ass-hole?”
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