"Grammatical", not "grammar".

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Occasional Reader — 4/10/2003 8:46:36 AM (archived)

"Grammar" is the noun, "grammatical" is the adjective. Hence, "grammatical error", not "grammar error" is more correct. And yeah, your observation of Scott's grammatical errors was still very weak.

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Jane Fonda worries about America's image - Scott - 4/9/2003 8:29:37 AM
- As if what she says has a - RNE - 4/9/2003 1:15:42 PM
- A message to celebs... - p - 4/9/2003 9:53:10 AM
- ``I don't know if a country where the people are so ignorant of reality and of history, if you can call that a free world,'' she said. - FrankC - 4/9/2003 9:19:18 AM
  - If Jane would reduce ehr level of ignorance just a little, it would improve the level of enlightenment in America dramatically. - ebnelson - 4/9/2003 4:17:21 PM
- Re: Jane Fonda worries about America's image - LJ - 4/9/2003 9:17:02 AM
  - "Grammatical", not "grammar". - Occasional Reader - 4/10/2003 8:46:36 AM
  - Wow... the left is just loaded with clever arguments. - Scott - 4/9/2003 10:48:12 AM
    - Democarats?? Sorry couldn't resist. ;-) n/t (n/t) - Tony - 4/10/2003 1:54:03 PM
    - Actually, Scott, I wasn't arguing - just observing. n/t (n/t) - LJ - 4/9/2003 10:51:41 AM
  - Typos? - Tom Brosz - 4/9/2003 9:43:14 AM
  - Re: Jane Fonda worries about America's image - p - 4/9/2003 9:23:29 AM
    - They Don't Test Spelling Ability On SAT - Mark Eby - 4/9/2003 12:09:58 PM

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