Can We Guess Your Age Based On Your Grammar Skills?
Can We Guess Your Age Based On Your Grammar Skills?
Choose the correct sentence, and we'll guess your age.
Choose the correct sentence, and we'll guess your age.
Is "irregardless" a word?
Choose the best way to talk about this scene.
Which is the most grammatically correct?
Which sentence sounds better?
Which is the best usage of "whom"?
Choose the preferred spelling.
Choose the proper possessive.
Which sentence sounds better?
Choose a sentence to follow this one: "I avoid eating meat."
Choose the best constructed sentence.
Choose the correct exclamation.
Is it ever okay to write lol?
How did he go?
And finally, how many spaces go after a period?
You're Four Years Old
You're Four Years Old
Based on the way you punctuate and construct sentences, we're pretty sure you're not in kindergarten yet. Isn't that right, little buddy? Nice job taking this big kid quiz. High five! Want a juice box?
You're a Tween
You're a Tween
Based on the way you punctuate and construct sentences, we're pretty sure you're barely in middle school. You would totally be better at this grammar stuff if it weren't so boring! At least you tried!
You're a Teen
You're a Teen
Based on the way you punctuate and construct sentences, we're pretty sure you're in high school or college. You actually know a lot more about grammar rules than people older than you because you're studying them in school, and you aren't stuck on old-fashioned rules that aren't pertinent anymore.
You're a Young Adult
You're a Young Adult
Based on the way you punctuate and construct sentences, we're pretty sure you're in your 20s or 30s. You know how to use proper grammar, but you're at the point in your life where it's not that important to you. Yolo, right?
You're Middle-Aged
You're Middle-Aged
Based on the way you punctuate and construct sentences, we're pretty sure you're at least in your 40s or 50s. You know a lot of grammar rules, but some of them are out-of-date. You don't think so. That's the way you learned the language, and it's still the correct way as far as you're concerned.