In a recent Herald article, a quote from the Superintendent of Public Instruction, Randy Dorn, had two sentences, one which ended with “she did pretty good” and the other with “didn’t do very good.” (Thursday, “Bill calls for new schools chief.”)
I suggest that anyone running for that office be given a grammar test.
Carl Olson
Marysville
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