I'm a bit of a self-confessed grammar nazi. So I like to see people caring about the correct use of language. But I can't help but think those penning such arti

I'm a bit of a self-confessed grammar nazi. So I like to see people caring about the correct use of language. But I can't help but think those penning such articles as this should maybe set their sights a wee bit lower. In a world where the majority of the population seems to communicate almost entirely through the use of kindergarten pictograms and where US English has effectively abandoned the use of all adjectives apart from "awesome" and all adverbs apart from "super", fretting about the distinction between "shall" and "will" seems a bit unnecessarily pedantic. PS: Americans. The past participle of "build" is "built" and "I could care less about..." means precisely the opposite of what you are trying to express. </personal bugbear>