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Celebrities on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter often use bad grammar and incorrect spelling to keep their messages to their fans short and brief.
Unfortunately, this trend is also setting a bad example for kids and youths, who are still required to learn the proper way to spell and write.
To help ‘correct’ their ways, Brazilian English school Red Balloon started an initiative that involved its students ‘teaching’ celebrities on Twitter the right way to spell and write.
Titled ‘Celeb Grammar Cops’, the students find celebrities tweets online and reply them with corrections to their English.
To find out more about the campaign, check out the video below:
[via LLLLITL]
Celebrities on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter often use bad grammar and incorrect spelling to keep their messages to their fans short and brief.
Unfortunately, this trend is also setting a bad example for kids and youths, who are still required to learn the proper way to spell and write.
To help ‘correct’ their ways, Brazilian English school Red Balloon started an initiative that involved its students ‘teaching’ celebrities on Twitter the right way to spell and write.
Titled ‘Celeb Grammar Cops’, the students find celebrities tweets online and reply them with corrections to their English.
To find out more about the campaign, check out the video below:
[via LLLLITL]