Obsessive-Compulsive Grammar Disorder
Do you lose sleep at night wondering whether "who" or "whom" is most appropriate for any given sentence? Do you commit such atrocities as not differentiating your "its" and "it's"; or, even worse, your "their", "there", and "they're"?
Disclaimer: Any grammatical errors on this site are entirely the fault of someone other than its author.
A really funny book about grammar is "Eats, Shoots, and Leaves". It had me laughing out loud; the grammar lessons are incidental to the humor.
Another book, this one for armchair daredevils, is "The World's Most Dangerous Places". Looking for the just the right four-year sniper school? How to talk your way out of a thorny hostage situation? The most dangerous place on the planet at any given moment? This is your tome.
On a more rational and entirely unrelated note, I highly recommend the "Lonely Planet" series of travel books for those looking for a somewhat "off the beaten trail" experience.
Disclaimer: Any grammatical errors on this site are entirely the fault of someone other than its author.
A really funny book about grammar is "Eats, Shoots, and Leaves". It had me laughing out loud; the grammar lessons are incidental to the humor.
Another book, this one for armchair daredevils, is "The World's Most Dangerous Places". Looking for the just the right four-year sniper school? How to talk your way out of a thorny hostage situation? The most dangerous place on the planet at any given moment? This is your tome.
On a more rational and entirely unrelated note, I highly recommend the "Lonely Planet" series of travel books for those looking for a somewhat "off the beaten trail" experience.
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