An event to flaunt your knowledge on English grammar is certainly JAM. The rules for JAM were the classic rules which include interruption due to stammering, grammatical errors, abbreviation or use of slangs and Americanism. It surely is an event or in simple, a game that baffles everyone.
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Umang 2014: Jam
An event to flaunt your knowledge on English grammar is certainly JAM. The rules for JAM were the classic rules which include interruption due to stammering, grammatical errors, abbreviation or use of slangs and Americanism. It surely is an event or in simple, a game that baffles everyone.
Thinking on your feet is a mandatory ability that one requires in order to participate. Ten contestants participated in three rounds of minutes five, three and one to prove that they are language prodigies. The first topic for the event is what most of you have already guessed while reading this sentence- ‘Angels vs. Demons’. With a smirk on his face, detecting every error made, Mr. G. Jaishankar judged the event.
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