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What is Grammar Court?

As we walk down the high street, we often encounter hand-written and professionally made signs with hideous grammar and spelling mistakes. (The word 'accommodation' is a renown culprit.)

Well, it's not just the owners of small businesses who are prone to such mistakes in their advertising - a number of big companies suffer from this affliction too. However, the large companies' mistakes tend to be grammar errors as opposed to poor spelling, and there can often be dispute over whether their wording is grammatically correct.

In Grammar Court, Judge Grammar Monster decides whether well-known companies' advertising is grammatically acceptable. Pure grammarians may be shocked by some of Grammar Monster's lenient decisions, but he recognizes that advertising, particularly slogans, ought to be afforded a fair degree of mercy.