Nikhar
06-08-2009, 07:26 AM
Ooops, I meant, "Get that right, son!"
Ok....I just thought of a new game and I liked the idea of it.
Well, the game's simple and fun and more importantly, educational :).
A person posts a grammatically incorrect sentence (the error may be incorrect spelling, wrong punctuation mark, wrong sentence structure or whetever).
The next perosn corrects the previous post and makes one incorrect statement himself and so on.
Well, you may like the game or hate it. I just thought it would be nice giving it a try. After all, it's a literature forum. Though I do hope that you guys like the game.
One good thing that this would do is guide beginners like me towards a stronger hold on the language.
So, here's the first statement:-
"We adviced you son that it was a wrong move. Now be ready to face the music!"
It's a simple one.
Ok....I just thought of a new game and I liked the idea of it.
Well, the game's simple and fun and more importantly, educational :).
A person posts a grammatically incorrect sentence (the error may be incorrect spelling, wrong punctuation mark, wrong sentence structure or whetever).
The next perosn corrects the previous post and makes one incorrect statement himself and so on.
Well, you may like the game or hate it. I just thought it would be nice giving it a try. After all, it's a literature forum. Though I do hope that you guys like the game.
One good thing that this would do is guide beginners like me towards a stronger hold on the language.
So, here's the first statement:-
"We adviced you son that it was a wrong move. Now be ready to face the music!"
It's a simple one.