The Leonard Lopate Show is collecting grammatically incorrect signs. Upload your photo below and you might be a guest on the show to talk about your sign.
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Harold Olejarz
This sign was posted by a farmer near Arbor Low in the Peak District of the UK.
Kate McCaffrey
Not gramatically incorrect. Puzzling nonetheless. From Singapore.
Rebecca Gordon
I wasn't sure how to upload multiple photos at once, so I entered into the contest multiple times.
Last August I went traveling around Great Britain with my cousin, and this sign was apart from the others I uploaded. This was from Liverpool and I think was referring to a striped ("zebra") bump ("humped) in the road.
Rebecca Gordon
I wasn't sure how to upload multiple photos at once, so I entered into the contest multiple times.
Last August I went traveling around Great Britain with my cousin, and these signs were found together on display in Edinburgh.
I'm not sure all these photos fall under the category of poor grammar, but hopefully you'll get a kick out of them anyway.
Rebecca Gordon
I wasn't sure how to upload multiple photos at once, so I entered into the contest multiple times.
Last August I went traveling around Great Britain with my cousin, and these signs were found together on display in Edinburgh.
I'm not sure all these photos fall under the category of poor grammar, but hopefully you'll get a kick out of them anyway.
Rebecca Gordon
I wasn't sure how to upload multiple photos at once, so I entered into the contest multiple times.
Last August I went traveling around Great Britain with my cousin, and these signs were found together on display in Edinburgh.
Kate McCaffrey
From Singapore (where English is officially the first language). My husband took this photo on a recent business trip.
Rebecca Gordon
I wasn't sure how to upload multiple photos at once, so I entered into the contest multiple times.
Last August I went traveling around Great Britain with my cousin, and these signs were found together on display in Edinburgh.
Rebecca Gordon
I wasn't sure how to upload multiple photos at once, so I entered into the contest multiple times.
Last August I went traveling around Great Britain with my cousin, and these signs were found together on display in Edinburgh.
Sorry, I took out the alligator one because it doesn't actually have words.
Rebecca Gordon
I wasn't sure how to upload multiple photos at once, so I entered into the contest multiple times.
Last August I went traveling around Great Britain with my cousin, and these signs were found together on display in Edinburgh.
My favorite may be the one with the alligator.
Bob Jones
This is my brother, Jon, in front of a sign outside of a restaurant in Scranton PA. The sign, with a few extra dots inthe web address, is an advertisement for the Brazilian restaurant.
Bonnie Rosenstock
In Merrick, Long Island. Supposed to be "Hebrew/Yiddish," but it's just wrong in English!
Carley Broder
This photo, taken mid-April 2010, shows the entrance to the new, underground pick-up/drop-off driveway in front of Lincoln Center (specifically, Columbus Ave. just below 65th St.) It has since been replaced by a clearance advisory -- THANK GOODNESS!!!
