Pronouns Are Fun Too - Also in Accounting Education

In any written work , proper use of language is must . Noun, pronouns, adjectives , verbs and adverbs are the basic parts of any language. But blogging is exception of these strict rules.Like writing of poems and songs needs not to use grammar rules , blogging is also creative area in which blogger writes his thoughts without applying strict rules of language .Accounting Education is also blog and all its posts are my own thoughts which I shares with you with my creative way.

It may possible , you would see some pronouns mistakes in this blog due to my creativity or mistake . If you see any spelling mistake or grammar mistake in any tutorial or article .Please tell me its url or website address at vinod@svtuition.org . If it is due to mistake , I will surely edited that page for correcting .


If I broke any grammar rule of English language due to my creativity ,then sorry to me for not changing . Just read, enjoy the post as accounting poem and forget. Not only me many other blogger like Blogging Tips's writer Written by Patricia Vennes from Writer's Rants has written same in " Pronouns Are Fun Too "

Most of us already know how to use pronouns and don’t have any problems writing
other than the occasional spelling mistake or the lack of creative words, but
some people have a difficult time. Grammar is not very interesting, yes I
understand that, but it is what I was hired to write about so bear with me and
the dry lesson. I’ll try to spice it up with interesting examples. Link

Toni McNulty says in Comment

I like this post, and applaud you for educating bloggers on proper grammar. I especially like the “scull on fire” example!
It looks as if you dashed this one off in a bit of a hurry, though, and didn’t give it a good proofreading.
In your first paragraph, the proper word should be “bear,” not bare. To “bare” with you implies that you may not be dressed for winter weather.
“We are going get Botox…” How about “going TO get.”
…”preforming laser hair removal.” You see that one, don’t you … “performing.”
“…you, you, your, yours…” And the answer is: too many “you”s.
I can’t help it. My eyes just see errors like these on websites and blogs a lot, and this time I decided to respond to it.