In this assignment you will submit spot the bloopers in order to demonstrate your learning of the following module objectives:

Describe the correct form in writing-related numbers, consecutive numbers, periods of time, business concepts and terms, ages, anniversaries, and round numbers.

Instructions

Chapter 14

Blooper 1: Facebook posting made by Eldredge Public Library: Do you know someone who is looking for help to improve their English? We've got tools, resources and support! Connect with the library today!

Blooper 2: On a sign in front of a Days Inn in Las Vegas: Welcome! Free Wife!

Blooper 3: A beautifully engraved wooden sign in front of the Glen Ellen Inn in Glen Ellen, Sonoma Valley, California: Oysters & Martinis.

Blooper 4: A sign outlining the lost coat tag policy at Hong Kong, a Fanueil Hall bar in Boston: If you loose or can not produce your coat check tag, you must way until the close of business, to claim your belongings. [Did you spot four errors?]

Blooper 5: An advertisement for the Fireside Inn in Portland, Maine: Our menus appeal to a wide set of tastes and we are extremely proud of our staff. Please browse them at your leisure.

Blooper 6: A sign in front of a restaurant: Open seven days a week and weekends.

Blooper 7: The Times Union [Albany, New York] featured an advertisement with the following 2-inch headline: On Thursday morning, I found the car of my dreams in my pajamas.

Blooper 8: A Yellow Pages ad for Banner Travel Services, a company that specializes in trips to exotic locations, included the words a forte in erotic locations.

Blooper 9. A large banner displayed prominently behind Hillary Clinton as she spoke during a gathering of Silicon Valley CEOs about the importance in todays economy of training skilled workers: New Jobs for Tommorrow.

Blooper 10. A print ad for Stella Artois lager: Perfection Has Its Price.