We're all taught the importance of correct grammar and spelling at school. But a new test by Playbuzz has left many adults stumped despite it being designed for children aged between 11 and 12.

SCHOOLS minister Nick Gibb failed to answer a grammar question for children on radio. But can you do any better? By Alice Foster. 13:03, Wed, May 4, 2016 | UPDATED: 18:26, Wed, May 4, 2016.

QUIZ: Can you pass this insanely tricky grammar test designed for Year Six children? Jen Mills. Published January 24, 2016 12:20pm Updated December 11, 2019 2:14pm Share ...

Parents often share their confusion over their kids’ maths homework questions, but it seems that isn’t the only school subject that baffles adults. Children’s author Michael Rosen has shared ...

A seemingly innocent grammar question aimed at 11-year-old school children has sparked a surprising amount of attention online. Bad grammar isn't just a minor annoyance, it can actually be bad for ...

Basically, kids aren't able to "code switch" -- shift between standard grammar and the abbreviations used in text messages, Sundar said. Those abbreviations have essentially become the words for them.

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Grammar schools select their pupils by means of a test, known as the 11-plus, which is taken by pupils in the last year of primary school. It is designed to see if they are able enough to learn in ...