<p>I have a Masters Degree in English and taught English, Reading and Grammar for over 20 years. I love to read, but I can spot the tiniest error in spelling, punctuation and grammar usage. I have been nicknamed "Grammar Nazi" at places I work, and the executives at my company, as well as other teachers and college students, have sent me memos and presentations and essays to proof and edit for them. When my son was in college, he sent me his papers to proof. His classmates wanted me to proof and edit their papers as well, because my son was getting A's on all his papers. My son is dyslexic, and I am a certified dyslexia therapist. The first thing I taught him to do was diagram sentences. I also taught him the sign language alphabet when he was in third grade to get him through spelling tests. If he could feel the words, he could spell them correctly. I wrote an article about that which was published in Learning Magazine.</p>