Grammar girl here, today I have a quick tip for you about the words all right and then

I have a special National Grammar Day short story that plays on the two possible spellings

of all right.

Our story is by Rich Russell and is titled when Mr. Brown met Ms. Fox, a love story, and

for you to get the joke, you need to know that many people get confused about how to spell

all right.

In standard English, all right is written as two words, all right.

Even though it's two words though, dictionaries classify the two words together as one adjective

or one adverb.

It's two words in all of these sentences I'll read to you.

The kids are all right.

All right, let's go to the circus.

I like squiggly, he's all right.

Many people mistakenly spell it as one word, A-L-R-I-G-H-T, and sometimes people even spell

it that way on purpose to save space.

But in proper English, it's always two words.

So here's our National Grammar Day's story.

National Grammar Day is March 4th, Sunday this year, and you can visit nationalgrammarday.com

to get all kinds of great freebies and ideas to help you celebrate.

When Mr. Brown met Ms. Fox, a love story by Rich Russell.

Quickly Mr. Brown jumped ahead of Ms. Fox in the queue.

Excuse you, she huffed.

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