"America's Dumbest Student" at NCSU?

[MCFinARL]

By the way, does the "it" in your second sentence refer to "more," "educational system" or "Grammar" in the first sentence? Is English Grammar routinely a proper noun? just thought I'd ask.

I apologize if my first question is tricky.

Well, ouch--way to spot the unclear pronoun reference. If one of my students wrote this sentence, though, I would probably let it go, because I didn't have any trouble figuring out the reference (I'm assuming it's to "educational system"). I like to save my ammunition for the errors that interfere with comprehension (and I see plenty of them).

[Kfanarmy]

Well, ouch--way to spot the unclear pronoun reference. If one of my students wrote this sentence, though, I would probably let it go, because I didn't have any trouble figuring out the reference (I'm assuming it's to "educational system"). I like to save my ammunition for the errors that interfere with comprehension (and I see plenty of them).

I try not to comment on grammar, spelling, etc. If, however, the point of a post is about English failures, we shouldn't see any errors. Should we?