Police Grammar Magnets

Grammar Kitten is gently correcting your grammar. If you are going to be on grammar patrol do it in the nicest way. Be a grammar kitten. Original illustration of a cute sweet kitten in glasses. Grey and white cat with blue stripes. Adorable.

Grammar Police, To Serve And Correct.

Grammar lovers will appreciate this T-Shirt that Proclaims Team Oxford Comma. If you don't know what it's used for, you are in trouble. Oxford Commas can save lives and prevent lawsuits in real life! People say the Oxford Comma is "optional", but we don't agree. The Oxford Comma is correct, necessary, and awesome! English Teachers, English Professors, Students, Writers, and Bookworms will all agree about this Grammatically Correct Tee Shirt.

The Grammar Po Poe features Edgar Allan Poe as the Grammar Police ready to correct and to serve- complete with black cat, three-eyed raven and donuts.

A helpful reminder to a lot of people. #GrammarPolice

Theiyr're Their There They're Grammar Typo Essential, grammar guru, grammar addict,

So many people NEED this shirt.

or know you're shit

The Oxford Comma Grammar Society

Silently Correcting Your Grammar

Grammar police, to serve and correct.

If you or someone you know just can't resist correcting grammar and spelling (like the title above) this is the perfect gift! Great for readers, writers, teachers, or anyone else who seeks perfection in communication.

It makes a difference!

Grammar Police To Serve And Correct

Grammar Police Officer Siren Light Funny English Editor Gift

This is the perfect item for those who cringe at grammar mistakes. It is a great, hilarious conversation starter.

I'm blatantly correcting everyone's grammar design for those who appreciate correct grammar and are willing to correct others.

Grammar Police To Serve And Correct

Grammar geeks will love this! You need to actually know grammar to fully understand this shirt.

Enjoy!

I'm Silently Correcting Your Grammar

You can have my oxford comma when you pry it from my cold, dead, and lifeless hands ... My fellow grammar nerds know what I'm talking about.

A joke about the rule to not end sentences with a preposition when using the English language. Your English teacher will cringe at this quote: "Prepositions are the wrong part of speech to end a sentence with." It's funny because any grammar expert would know to not use the word with at the end of a thought.

We all make mistakes.

Mmmm... moist!

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Anything you say incorrectly can and will be used against you.

100% drawn with my own hands and feet.

You get the idea ;)

Noun. grammar police (uncountable) (idiomatic) One or more people who make negative comments, which are usually unsolicited and unwanted, concerning the correctness of someone's English usage.

Hyperbole - the greatest thing ever funny t-shirt

Grammar owl is displeased

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The difference between there, their,and they're. There is a position, not "here." Their is something belonging to others. They're means they are. A funny grammar gift for your English teacher or literature professor who likes grammatical lessons.