I know you've been waiting for this. Grammar.net today announced the winners of the Best Grammar Blog of 2011. (Drumroll, please)
3rd Place - Arrant Pedantry
Most recent post - "Rules, Regularity, and Relative Pronouns"
The age-old struggle to determine the correct usage of who, which, and that.
2nd Place - Grammar Girl
Most Recent Post - "Why Does 'Gadaffi' Have So Many Different Spellings?"
The age-old struggle to translate Arabic words into English.
1st Place - A CLIL To Climb
Most Recent Post - "Compound Adjectives - To Hyphenate or Not"
The age-old struggle to decide whether to hyphenate "ten-mile run" and "loud-mouthed lime".
A fellow blogspot resident - so we are happy they won.
The scariest part - online voting determined the winner - over 8000 votes were cast. And my high school English teacher, Ms. Geiger, would be 115 by now, so I don't think she's doing much voting anymore. I didn't know there were people who followed in her footsteps - but I can still diagram a sentence, so she is probably looking down on me (OK, she is probably looking up at me - she was a grammar teacher after all) with a smile.
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