Grammar quiz

[just blue]

Tricky:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-22512744

I got 8/10.

[Ziggy Sawdust]

I got 7. A promising pedant! Sums me up quite well, I think. I thought I'd get 10 before I started as I fancy myself as a bit of a whizz when it comes to grammar, but it was quite difficult. I wonder if anyone on here will get 100%.

[Chopper Dave]

I wonder if anyone on here will get 100%.

I done that.

[Ziggy Sawdust]

I wonder if anyone on here will get 100%.

I done that.

You never!

[Lost in Transportation]

A promising pedant myself with 6. Interesting quiz if a little arcane.

[just blue]

I wonder if anyone on here will get 100%.

I done that.

Did you really? I slipped up on the Hilary and Churchill questions.

[Pompski!]

100%.

I have to admit the Hilary question was a bit of a guess though.

[HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife]

...It's a stupid quiz anyway.

[Ziggy Sawdust]

I wonder if anyone on here will get 100%.

I done that.

Did you really? I slipped up on the Hilary and Churchill questions.

I think his bad grammar will probably give you your answer...

I got those two wrong as well - and the might and may one.

[<dj.>]

I wonder if anyone on here will get 100%.

I done that.

Me too. The Hilary question was the only difficult one - I had to read it twice.

[pompeypanther]

Theres' noway i's gunna get right all them hard questions!!!!?

[Ziggy Sawdust]

Am I the only one to get Chopper Dave's (note apostrophe in right place) joke?

[HappyHour@TheBreweryOfLife]

Am I the only one to get Chopper Dave's (note apostrophe in right place) joke?

I was waiting to see who else didn't.

[RubiconCSL]

I got 7. I think the hilary one was a bit cheeky; I got it wrong, not on the grammer, but on not reading the question fully!

May and might got me too - and I'm now less sure than I used to be on which to use in what situation.

I was reading about the Oxford comma yesterday. I would NEVER have put a comma before "and" before reading about it, but will now and not feel bad about myself. One less reason for self-flagellation

[WMatty]

I got 7. I think the hilary one was a bit cheeky; I got it wrong, not on the grammer, but on not reading the question fully!

May and might got me too - and I'm now less sure than I used to be on which to use in what situation.

I was reading about the Oxford comma yesterday. I would NEVER have put a comma before "and" before reading about it, but will now and not feel bad about myself. One less reason for self-flagellation

And to avoid getting scarey strippers.