On Monday, Taylor Swift called out a Princeton Review SAT practice test for misquoting her "Fifteen" song lyrics and claiming the lyric was grammatically incorrect .
The practice test read:
"Somebody tells you they love you, you got to believe 'em."
But the actual lyric goes:
"Somebody tells you they love you, you're gonna believe them."
After a fan brought the lyric in question to the pop star's attention, Swift joked on her Tumblr: "Not the right lyrics at all pssshhhh. You had one job, test people. One job." She tagged her post, "#ACCUSE ME OF ANYTHING BUT DO NOT ATTACK MY GRAMMAR."
The Princeton Review was quick to respond and apologize, tweeting to its followers:
Sorry @taylorswift13! We’ll make it up to you. Pick a #grammar lover fan. 2 tickets to a U.S. show on us! @peoplepic.twitter.com/xG9ABdsFuO
— The Princeton Review (@ThePrincetonRev) March 24, 2015@ThePrincetonRev Please pick me you'll make my dream came true. @taylorswift13 I love you and I love #GRAMMARpic.twitter.com/QsPmwXvWJ6
— Aner Swift (@aner_mybaeswift) March 24, 2015@ThePrincetonRev@taylorswift13 why I can't stop making this edits? #PickMe#MakeMyDreamCameTrue#GrammarLoverHerepic.twitter.com/hKDhFwPMBs
— Aner Swift (@aner_mybaeswift) March 24, 2015@ThePrincetonRev my mom has a degree in editing (aka she's a Grammar genius) so if you have a blank space for those tickets, write my name?
— Caitlin (@swiftiemetafour) March 24, 2015@ThePrincetonRev we could change the lyrics to "got a long list of grammar lovers, they'll tell you I can write"
— messofadreamr13 (@messofadreamr13) March 24, 2015@ThePrincetonRev@crampell@taylorswift13 hey how about me and my best friend @outsofstyle ??! we loooove grammar :) (we also love taylor)
— kaileen (@lipclassic) March 24, 2015
@ThePrincetonRev Pick me please this may be my only chance I've never seen @taylorswift13 live. #GrammarLoverHerepic.twitter.com/cI50MDaWi4
— Aner Swift (@aner_mybaeswift) March 24, 2015@ThePrincetonRev always get 100 in my english exams and i help little kids with english just saying... #SatNewCoverpic.twitter.com/ftnxZoBlO8
— Aner Swift (@aner_mybaeswift) March 24, 2015@taylorswift13 New cover art for @ThePrincetonRevpic.twitter.com/24WX47fZG6
— ♔Lauren (@SheWillBeSwift) March 24, 2015@ThePrincetonRev#grammar I ❤️ taylor and I answered the question right at the seminar. Smart & good taste in music pic.twitter.com/tJh0B9FKvk
— niall + gina (@hemmoxhoran) March 25, 2015
@ThePrincetonRev@crampell@taylorswift13 grammar saves lives!!! I would love 2 tickets!! 😍😁🎉
— Ashley Brown (@AshB227) March 24, 2015@ThePrincetonRev@taylorswift13@people what would life be without grammar and Taylor Swift? meaningless. 2 tickets makes it all better👌💃
— Alison (@_thissickbeat13) March 24, 2015@ThePrincetonRev@taylorswift13 cause baby I could build a sentence out of all the verbs and nouns they threw at me. #grammarloveroverhere
— Jennifer Benner (@jen__ben) March 24, 2015@ThePrincetonRev@taylorswift13 IM AN ENGLISH MAJOR WORKING TO BECOME AN EDITOR I LOVE GRAMMAR PLEASE PICK ME
— miranda (@mirandaskillin) March 24, 2015@ThePrincetonRev@crampell@taylorswift13 if you pick me I'll bake you cookies. Or write you an essay, whatever you prefer ;)
— samantha (@howugethegirl) March 24, 2015@ThePrincetonRev@taylorswift13@people When ur writing time is interrupted by the prospect of getting 1989 tix 😱👍😱👍 pic.twitter.com/iSEPU18GEW
— ❝Tᴀʜᴇʀᴀ❞ (@aclockworkswift) March 24, 2015@ThePrincetonRev#PicMe#MakeMyDreamCameTrue I've never seen @taylorswift13pic.twitter.com/xXOLsEAZfw
— Aner Swift (@aner_mybaeswift) March 24, 2015
I tried to tweet @ThePrincetonRev about how much I love both @taylorswift13 and grammar but I just couldn't stop proof-reading it!
— Kelsey McClure (@Kelsey_McClure) March 25, 2015@ThePrincetonRev wow what a way to make up for a grammar mistake! @taylorswift13 I think you have some fans over at Princeton!
— messofadreamr13 (@messofadreamr13) March 24, 2015SEE ALSO: Taylor Swift slams Princeton Review SAT practice test for questioning the grammar in her lyrics
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