It turns out, using proper grammar is not just about being a snooty English teacher who loves pointing out your errors, but it's actually a matter of life and death.
Think about it: without good grammar, your arguments with your spouse will devolve into a series of incoherent, passive-aggressive sentences that will inevitably end with the phrase "I'm not arguing, I'm just explaining why I'm right."
Or, worse still, your tweets will be reduced to a series of garbled, all-caps, 280 character screeds that will be met with eye-rolling and dismissive shrugs by all who lay eyes on them.
But fear not, dear reader, for there is hope. For in this corner of the internet, you can learn the ways of proper grammar from the great and powerful Grammarguru.
Or, if you're feeling bold, take a gander at our Grammarfail gallery, where the worst of the worst of the worst are on display.