You Have Grammar-OCD If You Ace This Confusing Spelling Drill
You Have Grammar-OCD If You Ace This Confusing Spelling Drill
"If we shouldn't eat at night, why is there a light in the fridge?"
- Anonymous genius
"If we shouldn't eat at night, why is there a light in the fridge?"
- Anonymous genius
The part of speech that modifies a noun is an _____.
______ is a hard, dry Italian cheese.
The first entry of an actor into a scene is called an _____.
An upright, cupboard-like repository is a _____.
To _____ means to increase the scope of.
9 x 10 = ?
A broad city street is a _____.
The _____ Church has millions of members.
The day before Thursday is _____.
To give up by leaving is to _____.
A serious study needs _____ explanations.
To leave quickly and secretly is to _____.
Most men _____ have little to say.
We have been researching India's ______ volcanoes for 150 years.
Our town's parking lot is big enough to _____ buses.
An _____ is someone who offers opposition.
A severe tropical cyclone is often called a _____.
This is too small. It's _____.
Irrational suspicion of others is a condition known as _____.
A young person who has not reached full maturity is an _____.
Aced it!! You have Grammar-OCD!!
Aced it!! You have Grammar-OCD!!
You aced it!! You have Grammar-OCD!! You are intuitive, stubborn, and consistent!!
People with Grammar-OCD are perfectionists. They set high goals and always put forth the needed effort. They accept nothing less than perfection, and consider “almost perfect” as failure.
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Failed:( You don't have Grammar-OCD!!
Failed:( You don't have Grammar-OCD!!
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