The National Association for Good Grammar (NAGG) tm

Tom makes the front page of the San Francisco Chronicle

The National Association for Good Grammar (NAGG) is a watchdog agency that monitors advertisements on television and in print for incorrect grammar, punctuation and spelling. When we find incorrect grammar, spelling and punctuation, we call the company and NAGG them to try and fix the error.

Mister Grammar, Tom Torriglia (pictured), is the president of NAGG as well as the Chief of the Grammar Police in San Francisco.

Do you want to join the grammar force and become a real NAGGer? Just send us an email.

Steve Thomson, one of our grammar pals, just did a video on how to pronounce 2010. Check it out HERE.

Here's another fun, short video.

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The Grammar Police Never Sleep tm

Mister Grammar is working on a new book titled The Grammar Police Never Sleep. To read a portion of this book in progress, click here .

Congratulations for the tenacity with which you defend good grammar.
~R. Stallings 01/02/10
Read more letters to Mister Grammar HERE.

Have you found an advertisement that contains incorrect grammar, punctuation and/or spelling? Let us know and we'll NAGG the company! Contact
us HERE.

Here's today's advertisement to ponder...

This is an advertisement that hangs in my local post office. It could be hanging in every post office in every city in every state in America.

First, someone wrote the copy and misspelled a word. I can only assume the spell checker wasn't working that day in his or her computer because you would think he or she would run the spell checker. Then, I would assume someone proofread the copy and didn't catch the misspelled word. Then, someone printed the sign and didn't catch the misspelled word. Then, someone probably approved the printing of about a million of these things and didn't catch the misspelled word. What about you? Did you catch the misspelled word?