So, how good is your grammar?

[Syt]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/teacher-network/teacher-blog/quiz/2013/feb/04/grammar-punctuation-quiz-test

14/14

(I thought 13, but it turned out I had clicked a different answer than I thought I had clicked - gues smy motor skills suck )

[CountDeMoney]

(I thought 13, but it turned out I had clicked a different answer than I thought I had clicked - gues smy motor skills suck )

Yeah, that happened to me, too;  I got 12/14, looked at the answers and thought, hey, I clicked those!

[garbon]

14/14 - yay writing tutor skills

Also, my hand motor skills were functioning.

[Maximus]

14/14, Yay NLP skills.

And the ability to intuit from context, which is also an NLP skill.

[Brazen]

14/14. Just as well or I'd have had to pursue a new career.

I didn't study English language past the age of 15 and was never taught about gerunds and prepositions, so I just guessed from the structure of the questions using, you know, grammar.

[derspiess]

(I thought 13, but it turned out I had clicked a different answer than I thought I had clicked - gues smy motor skills suck )

Yeah, that happened to me, too;  I got 12/14, looked at the answers and thought, hey, I clicked those!

Mines gooder then your's.

[Darth Wagtaros]

Me fail English? Thats unpossible/

[merithyn]

13/14

Couldn't get the answers to show, so I'll never know which one I missed.

[Pedrito]

14/14.

No NLP, no impaired motor skills, some good teachers in middle school.

L.

[Admiral Yi]

#6 to me had no right answer. 

12/14.

[Grey Fox]

8/14

I don't know what subordinate clause, abstract vs collective nouns, active voice and prepositional phrase are. Nor do I know what gerund is.

[viper37]

11/14.  I'm in Tim's corner

[derspiess]

8/14

I don't know what subordinate clause, abstract vs collective nouns, active voice and prepositional phrase are. Nor do I know what gerund is.

Well, it sounds like someone decided not to participate in the Grammar Rodeo.

[Admiral Yi]

Don't let Speesh bully you with his obscure TV line references GF. 

[Capetan Mihali]

"Truth" is an abstract and collective noun?    I said just abstract.  Haven't thought of that abstract/concrete noun crap in a very long time -- they are really more philosophical questions than grammar ones.  If such a differance can be claimed.