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"Welcome to grammar class kids."
We all know the type, the person who believes proper grammar must be adhered to at all times, by everyone. But a grammar nerd should really know the difference between there, their and they're - words that sound the same, but mean very different things.
One Twitter user thought he spotted a mishap, posted by Star Wars legend Mark Hamill last week.
It all started when the actor shared a photo of himself with Last Jedi co-star Kelly Marie Tran, praising her performance in the film:
SHOUT OUT to Kelly Marie Tran for no particular reason other than your more than brilliant performance in… https://t.co/BjM3xEbOPo— Mark Hamill (@Mark Hamill) 1516226293
Someone on the lookout for a grammar error responded.
But the Jedi master turned grammar master shut him down immediately.
Welcome to Grammar Class, kids! Don't blame auto-correct: "Your"...performance is correct. NOT "You're"...(you are)… https://t.co/uEWnGXX6MD— Mark Hamill (@Mark Hamill) 1516307608
The Force is strong with this one.
HT Boredpanda
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