It could be the way people write, poor punctuation, and grammar make it so hard to comprehend sometimes. Not saying everyone needs a degree in English, but a little clarity would help!

As someone who cringes at every 'your/you're' mistake on the internet, I can't stress enough how important shows like Super Why are. It's about time we saw a shift back to valuing proper English, especially for the kiddos!

This! 🙌 I don't understand how people mix these up. It's such a simple rule. Your = possession. You're = you are. I mean, it's elementary school grammar, right? But then again, I see this mistake in emails at work all the time. It's not just an online thing, it's …