Prepare a "Word-of-the-Day". It should be a word that will help increase our vocabulary - a word that can easily be incorporated into everyday conversation. An adjective or adverb is suggested since they are more adaptable than a noun or verb, but feel free to select your own word.

In letters large enough to be seen from the back of the room, print your word, the part of speech and a brief definition. Prepare a sentence as an example of how to use your word.

Prepare a brief explanation of the duties of the Grammarian for the benefit of the guests.

Place your visual aid at the front of the room where it can be seen by all.

Make a list of everyone present.

When introduced prior to Table Topics, announce the word of the day, state its part of speech (adj., adv., etc.), define it, use it in a sentence and request that anyone speaking during any part of the meeting use it.

Briefly explain the role of the Grammarian.

Throughout the meeting, listen to everyone's word usage. Mark on your list any awkward use or misuse of the language (incomplete sentences, sentences that change direction in midstream, incorrect grammar. etc.) next to the appropriate name. Write down who used the word of the day (or a derivative of it) and note those who used it correctly or incorrectly.

When called on by the General Evaluator during the Evaluation segment, stand by your chair and give your report. Try to offer the correct usage in every instance where there was a misuse instead of only explaining what was wrong. Report on creative language usage and announce who used the Word of the Day (or a derivative of it) correctly or incorrectly.

Give the completed report to the Treasurer (for collection of fines, if appropriate)