I’ve been walking around lately like my modifiers don’t
stink. This is due to receiving my
finial grades for my fall semester. Even with my bad habit of skipping out of
class early, I continued my 4.0 grade point average.
My “look at me I’m so smart” education buzz was shattered
last night when upon entering a Boulder 7-11 and the clerk asking me how I was
doing, I responded, “I’m doing good.” Well! Damn it. I should of said “I’m
doing well.”
Regardless of my 4.0, I still (pardon the colloquialism) ain’t good with the concept of Good
verses Well. I guess the Spring semester can’t start soon enough.
I think your modifiers smell just fine.
ReplyDeleteWell job!
ReplyDeleteNever fear, your response was correct.
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D'oh! And I must demur from Rick. Perfectly fine to say "I'm good," meaning "I am good," or "I am fine." If you say "I'm doing good," that implies that you're engaged in some charitable action.
ReplyDeleteObsess! Nitpick! It's what I do.
Well done brainiac. Enjoy the semester break.
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But where does the comma go???
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