Did your grandma use good grammar?

She used good grandmar.

Nope. 
She was raised by her German immigrant grandparents in Oklahoma, and spoke/wrote like it.  

My grandma left school at age 11 and went to work in a lumber camp. Her grammar and her vocabulary reflect that. 

I don't know.  I remember hearing her speak very little.  The most interesting thing she said to me was "Never play cards or drink beer."  I guess those were the two worst things in which one might engage.   Based on old papers we found in my mother's house, my grandmother was quite a character. This post was edited by Thriftymaid at December 8, 2021 9:23 PM MST

None of my four grandparents attended college or were well-educated at all. But all were quite intelligent and passed that on to their children, especially my maternal ones, who were extremely proud of sending my mother to college at Cornell (where she was sorority sisters with Ruth Bader) and my uncle to college at Yale and law school at the University of Chicago.

 

  I’ve never known my biological father nor anyone from his family. My memories of my maternal grandmother’s style of speaking center on how ”country” she was.
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This post was edited by Randy D at December 8, 2021 9:24 PM MST

Yes, she did.  Funny you mention my Grandmother.  This morning I looked in the mirror and saw my Grandmother, it startled me for a min, now I'm just depressed. Time has run out......

Yes. 

Yup

She was black and from the deep south. She had to quit school to raise my mother. So no. She didn't use good grammar. A great grandma she was though.