Posted in General, GrammarGoofs & Gaff(e)s, PunctuationPerils, tagged confusion, English, goof, grammar, green grammar, high efficiency, high efficient, highly-efficient, language, mistake, parking, sign, usage, vehicle, vocabulary, words, writing on April 23, 2011| 1 Comment »
In honor of Earth Day, here’s a green grammar gaffe for you.
We contend that one of two alternatives is preferable …
1. “RESERVED PARKING FOR HIGH EFFICIENCY VEHICLE, or
2. “RESERVED PARKING FOR HIGHLY-EFFICIENT VEHICLE”
Your thoughts? Please comment.
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