Question

How come there is not a title for the English subject that costs 3,000 SmartCents?

Answer 1

Good question. I never noticed. XD

Answer 2

I noticed.

Answer 3

They ran out of ideas.
Do you have any suggestions.

Answer 4

Suggest title names.

Answer 5

I guess they ran out of ideas. I mean what could top Grammar Police? :P

Answer 6

Punctual President, Presidents are above polices @TheSmartOne :3

Answer 7

okay, maybe not...

Answer 8

Grammatical General.

Answer 9

Nice ones. @EclipsedStar

Answer 10

But did you notice that both words start with the same letter.
P and P.
G and G.

Answer 11

So is Time Traveler for history.

Answer 12

No title really had that characteristic.

Answer 13

Except that.

Answer 14

But the suggestions are nice. @EclipsedStar

Answer 15

Thanks :D

Answer 16

No problem.

Answer 17

Vocabularic Judge.

Answer 18

Okay, that one sounds...off somehow.

Answer 19

lol

Answer 20

Vocabulary Veteran.

Answer 21

^The best one ever.^

Answer 22

\(\Huge\color{blue}{Vocabulary~Veteran}\)

Answer 23

What do you think @EclipsedStar @TheSmartOne

Answer 24

I like it :)

Answer 25

i like it but grammar general is like the other one grammar police

Answer 26

I dunno, but I want one >:D

Answer 27

Grammar Nazi/Ninja

Answer 28

Naaah

Answer 29

grammar Nazi will get a lot of controversy

Answer 30

Agreed

Answer 31

Grammar Police Commissioner could be worth 3K coins. Or English Commissioner.

Answer 32

Or English Inspector General?

Answer 33

My suggestion? Punctual President. :3

Answer 34

So there was this thing called a ball... and sombody dropped it.

Logophilic Impeccability

Answer 35

\(lol\)

Answer 36

Yah, not quite a title... how about:

Paramount Logophile

Answer 37

So far, the titles are pretty simple to me. Time-Traveler, Genius, etc. So the english one has to be a bit more complicated. :D

Answer 38

Grammar general sounds too close to grammar police.

Answer 39

No more grammar.

Answer 40

We need different titles.

Answer 41

They could do like Chief Communicator or something?

Answer 42

That would be good for communications, but I think English needs something else.