What is the correct grammer?

[goog]

<< heheh...my sis-in-law is an english major...

GrammAr is the correct spelling, and neither is correct. Not just for having &quot;but&quot; at the beginning, but there is really no such word as &quot;nicer&quot;, again, according to her. She suggests using &quot;better&quot; in place of &quot;nicer&quot;.

smarty-pant know-it-all... >>



nice
adj. nicer, nicest

source - Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, © 1996, 1998 MICRA, Inc.

And nowadays starting a sentence with but is somewhat acceptable. &quot;Everything looks nicer than it really is&quot; would be better, depending on the context.

For some reason is at the end is bugging me

Than and grammar are correct.

 

[BooneRebel]

<< here's one for the english majors:

which sentence is grammatically correct?

1) hey, is youse guys goin' fer a beer?
2) hey, ain't youse guys goin' fer a beer? >>



Neither. It's correctly written:

Hey, are ya'll goin' fer a beer?

Darn Yankees...

 

[DannyLove]

its grammar

btw: answer is neither, you never start a sentence with BUT, but if you want to be like that, its #2

danny~!