Grammar and Spelling

Grammar and Spelling is essentially the most important thing to any and every language. Ergo, it's no suprise that pretty much every suethor that makes these kinds of stories and characters either has a mediocre grasp of grammar and spelling, or needs to go back to english class.

This page will also list the origin stories with some of the worst grammar. Stories written in other languages and run through google translate or google translated to other langageds (and back) will not be listed for obvious reasons.

LIST OF STORIES WITH AWFUL GRAMMAR AND SPELLING

 * Cleo The Killer - Run-on sentences everywhere, and is also a great example of the "Rogue Angles Of Satin" trope.
 * Clockwork: Your Time Is Up
 * Greatest quote "It's a viscous circle".
 * Homicidal Amber  - Some sentences end up as a jumble of words at the end.
 * "That is one only when he is in love." Alex said.
 * "I think she is angry because we have paid Tom more attention in her eyes as herself." I mumbled.
 * "What have you two?" my father snapped at us.
 * Homicidal Liu - Was translated from spanish by the author's mother. Absolutely atrocious grammar. Narrators switch, tenses swap, words are omitted, and characters swap genders (sometimes twice) mid-sentence.
 * Jason Michael - Longer than 5 run-on sentences, but there's still a lot of run-on sentences, grammar errors, and spelling errors. Probably even a tense swap or two.
 * Kate - Literally 5 sentences, totalling in 343 words. Almost none of them are spelled right.
 * Nick - Literally 5 run-on sentences long.
 * Silent Scarlet - The very first sentence is a run-on sentence, and it only gets worse from there, especially when verb tenses are applied to nouns.
 * Yancy - Not even english really.