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English, 30.11.2021 22:50 dbrwnn

Which of the following is NEVER considered correct grammar? A. When Michael is on a football field, he is literally a monster that demolishes the other team.
B. Ain’t you glad we never have to go back there again?
C. We do a live show in the Grand Theater every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday.
D. I understand your car was having issues, irregardless, it is still your responsibility to be here on time.

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