[post_page_title]Grammar gripes[/post_page_title]
Sure, sticking a passive-aggressive note on the cupboard at work is hardly such a momentous act as Martin Luther King nailing his theses to the door of a church – but it’s good to make sure you have basic grammar and sentence structure down.
Otherwise, people are liable to pick holes in your note – as this unlucky soul found out when they left a note up in what appears to be an office full of English teachers. We wouldn’t tussle with Carolyn without running our complaints through spell-check a few times.
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