Asda gives brilliant response to grammatical error on Fathers Day t-shirt

(Picture: @wonderwomanLH) Asda has recently come under fire for stocking a Fathers Day t-shirt with..

Asda gives brilliant response to grammatical error on Father's Day T-shirt

(Picture: @wonderwomanLH)

Asda has recently come under fire for stocking a Fathers Day t-shirt with an obvious spelling mistake.

The supermarket recently started selling green t-shirts with a cartoon image of beer on them, alongside the caption: Dads dont do things by halves.

The tops were selling for £4, however, Asda has stopped stocking them after a Twitter user pointed out the mistake.

They wrote: Really Asda? @AsdaServiceTeam @Georgeatasda Two major things wrong with this T-shirt.

Thank you for the great starter and discussion for my year 5 class tomorrow – you will also be receiving letters from them soon! #WhatItaughttoday #PrimaryRocks.

Asda George was quick to reply, to explain they were aware of the situation.

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A customer service adviser responded: Hi there, my apologies for any disappointment caused here! Our Buying Team are aware of this and are looking into it as we speak! Thank you have a lovely evening – Nicole.

Twitter wasnt the only place where Asda was being called out.

Hi there, my apologies for any disappointment caused here! ? Our Buying Team are aware of this and are looking into it as we speak! Thank you ? have a lovely evening – Nicole

— George Service Team (@HelpAtGeorge) June 11, 2018

A thread on Mumsnet also sparked debate.

One woman wrote: That apostrophe is giving me a twitch….cant they read FGS! Almost as bad as “should of” instead of “should have”.

Another said: Does no-one spell/grammar check this stuff before it goes out? It would annoy me silly to keep seeing that! Happy with it otherwise.

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Luckily for Asda, they were made aware of the situation before the t-shirts could sell out.

And if you did purchase the top, you should probably head back to the store to return it – especially if your dad is hot on grammar.

As for Asda, a spokesperson told Metro.co.uk: We dropped the ball here, and not the apostrophe, which was a mistake.

Well, at least theyve still got their sense of humour.

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