7 walking-into-a-bar jokes for grammar geeks
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Read more: http://twentytwowords.com/7-walking-into-a-bar-jokes-for-grammar-geeks/
“Drinking” is the gerund.
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A split infinitive walks into a bar and asks to first see the menu.
A spoonerism balks into a war, dras a link, then heaves.
Participle and an infinitive?
A dangling preposition found a bar and walked in.
don’t know if mentioned:an adverb walks proudly and gracefully into a bar.
A subjugated verb walked into a bar. Wild no longer but needs stitches.
An ellipsis walks onto the end of a sentence…