Man, don't you hate it when people say that? It's true though I said "a new post will be here later today" or something like that, and here it is!
OMG. Look at this "Longest sentence in English literature/language belongs to writer Nigel Tomm. The sentence contains 2,403,109 words, 15,403,732 characters (with spaces) or 3,248 pages, and it is published in four volumes of Nigel Tomm’s novel ‘The Blah Story.'"
Crazy right? Feel free to comment the longest GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT sentence YOU can think of! :] ♥
So, I read your blog, and my I just say that it was great, then I ate dinner, then I posted on my blog, following that with yelling at my sister, and finally ending with going to sleep; however, I decided that before going to bed, I would take a shower, and eat some cookies, but my mom said no, so I ate an apple instead, then I walked up to my bedroom; I didn't go to sleep though, instead I played on Facebook until midnight, and my mom yelled at me for staying up late, because she is way to overprotective and a control freak; anyone else know a person like her?
ReplyDeleteHow's that for a long, grammatically correct sentence?
antidisestablishmentarianism
ReplyDeleteidk what it mean :P
Great job guys, loving the grammar nerds up in here ♥
ReplyDeleteAlthough I'd love to say I'm capable of creating the longest, grammatically correct sentence ever, I just don't think I'm capable; therefore, I will instead make a sad, pathetic, measly attempt at a relatively long, fairly boring, grammatically correct sentence (which I realize could be FAR more interesting than this one is; however, I lack creativity after a long day teaching the young ones extremely vital skills required for engaging in competent, intelligent conversation, reading challenging works of literature, and composing brilliant, engaging pieces of writing), and end my day feeling satisfied that I at least made an attempt, as unsuccessful as it may be.
ReplyDeleteShow off. No fair! You have a degree!! ♥
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