grammer or grammar

Grammar is a system of rules and principles guiding the speaking and writing of a language. It entails the basic rules and composition of a sentence (syntax), internal structure of words (morphology) etc

"To make a correct sentence, read up on the rules of grammar."

Grammer is an incorrect spelling of the word, grammar which probably is a mistake caused from the pronunciation .

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• weiner vs wiener
• phantom vs fathom
• practicle vs practical
• epic vs epoch
• soar vs sore
• notate vs note
• all for not vs all for naught
• ceasar vs caesar
• little own vs let alone
• bias vs biased

Definitions

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• n  the branch of linguistics that deals with syntax and morphology (and sometimes also deals with semantics)

News & Articles

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• Father’s Day Trivia: Which Celebrity Father Took His Daughter to a Playboy Party?
  When Kelsey Grammer took his baby daughter to a Playboy Halloween party last fall, he took a lot of heat. One of the playmates who attended the party tweeted, ""Why the f*** does Kelsey Grammer have a newborn baby at the Mansion Party!?" It didn't help that a photo surfaced on the Internet showing the cherubic infant on a red velvet sofa surrounded by plastic cocktail cups.
  June 12, 2013 - Yahoo! Contributor Network via omg!

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• Winner of record $590.5 million Powerball lottery jackpot announced
  Thanks, I'm really not interested in reading War & Peace. What I do know is I'm not taking legal advice from someone who isn't a lawyer and who has some kind of virulent hatred towards English grammar.
  June 15, 2013 - Lottery Post
• Central students learn about harnessing entrepreneural spirit with plan to launch a new grammar Web site
  LONG HILL TWP. – Shark Tank watch out, Central Middle School has its own entrepreneurs ready to take over the grammar market.
  June 14, 2013 - Echoes-Sentinel
• Collective nouns and the squiggly green line
  Are the grammar bots scaring us away from a long-established space-saving usage?
  June 13, 2013 - The Christian Science Monitor