So, basically you will be rating the grammar for the post above you, so a 1 being so bad that you can't even read it, and 10 being perfect, flawless, no mistakes.

So here is how it'll go.

Person123 9:48 PM

Ill rate the post above me a 7/10 its very good but not perfect the way you put the grammar though was good

Person423 9:59 PM

I can give you a 6/10. While you didn't have the best grammar, you still spelt correctly.

So, you get the point, so go ahead and rate my post!

Interesting idea, though I'm not sure why this is in the Pokémon forum...

I'll rate your post's grammar a 6.5/10. The apostrophe after the "I" in "Ill" and "its" are missing, and "spelled" is typically the preferred spelling, although spelt is also acceptable. There are some other little things here and there, but those are the two that immediately caught my attention.

The message is definitely clear, but there's room for improvement in terms of phrasing and consistency.

I'll go with an 8/10, nothing really looked wrong to me, but I'm sure it could still be a tad bit better.

Also, the reason for the missing apostrophe after the "I" in "Ill" and the "its" was because I was simulating how it'd go.

Also, yeah, Idk why it's in the Pokémon forum...

Maybe I'm about the get a bit deeper than necessary for a thread in Crazy House, but as someone who teaches grammar for a living, the "rules" aren't actually rules. If you pick up any piece of literature, any novel or short story, I can almost guarantee that you will see grammar rules being broken within the first few pages. It is extremely common, particularly in creative writing, to do things "incorrectly" for stylistic purposes. Writing incomplete sentences and putting periods after them, for example. Like I just did there. And again there. And a third time...

So if you want me to follow the rules of grammar as strictly as possible, the comma between "8/10" and "nothing" is incorrect because it is incorrect to use a comma between two independent clauses. ("I'll go with an 8/10" is an independent clause and so is "nothing really looked wrong to me.") To correct this, you could use a period, though personally I would choose a semicolon for added flair. "Idk" also is not a "real" abbreviation, so points off for that as well. I'd give you an 8 out of 10 overall.

But of course, that's only if you go by the book. And there are plenty of things I've done myself in this post that are not technically correct, but I've chosen to do anyway out of stylistic preference. So overall, I think your post is perfectly fine if that's the way you'd like to write it.

Okay wow, that is the best grammar in a post I've seen in a long time, or even ever. You literally found every mistake in my post.

When you said "Like I just did there. And again there. And a third time...", you used "and" twice, which if it's your style, that is fine, but I normally don't say "I played game, and ate pizza, and went to the store.".

But, overall, I will give you a 9.75/10. Very close to perfect.