It's the Styles police! Incredible moment Harry spotted 1D fan's bad grammar - and CORRECTED her sign by adding an apostrophe 

  • Harry Styles corrected a One Direction fan's bad grammar at a US concert
  • The fan, Taelor Ford, 16, had a sign which read: 'Hi Harry. Your so nice'
  • Harry grabbed the banner and added the missing apostrophe and letter 'e'
  • Taelor later tweeted the singer, writing: 'Thank you for signing my poster' 

This is the amusing moment Harry Styles corrected a One Direction fan's bad grammar after spotting her sign in the crowd at a show in the US.

The singer, 21, motioned for the banner reading 'Hi Harry. Your so nice' to be handed to him, before wasting no time in fixing the omission.

He took out a pen and added the missing apostrophe and letter 'e' to make it 'You're so nice'.

The Styles police: Harry Styles corrected a One Direction fan's bad grammar after spotting her sign reading 'Hi Harry. Your so nice' in the crowd at a show in the US. He changed it to 'You're so nice' (pictured)

The Styles police: Harry Styles corrected a One Direction fan's bad grammar after spotting her sign reading 'Hi Harry. Your so nice' in the crowd at a show in the US. He changed it to 'You're so nice' (pictured)

Eye-catching: The One Direction star noticed the error  while performing at a concert in Philadelphia

Eye-catching: The One Direction star noticed the error while performing at a concert in Philadelphia

Looking unimpressed at having to fix the error, Harry then held up the corrected sign to show fans.

After the concert in Philadelphia, fan Taelor Ford tweeted the One Direction star: 'Thank you for signing my poster and correcting my grammar!!'

The 16-year-old later told BBC Newsbeat: 'I actually wasn't embarrassed at all, I was kind of happy that I misspelt it.

'I'm not really good at English at all. But I'm just so happy one of them noticed the sign.' 

She said Harry had asked for a pen and for security to bring the sign to him, before signing it 'thank you, love Harry' after correcting the grammar. 

Harry tries to let a fan know that he wants the sign to be handed to him, before asking security to help

Harry tries to let a fan know that he wants the sign to be handed to him, before asking security to help

Hand it over: The singer, 21, motioned for the banner to be passed to the front of the stage so he could fix it

Hand it over: The singer, 21, motioned for the banner to be passed to the front of the stage so he could fix it

Grammar police: The sign belonged to 16-year-old fan Taelor Ford, who said Harry had asked for a pen and for security to bring the banner to him

Grammar police: The sign belonged to 16-year-old fan Taelor Ford, who said Harry had asked for a pen and for security to bring the banner to him

Taelor said her home-made poster, complete with Harry's autograph, is now hanging on her bedroom wall.

'I don't want to touch it any more after the concert,' she added.

Meanwhile, poor grammar wasn't the only thing Harry was miffed by at the Philadelphia concert. 

Pleased with the outcome: Taelor said her home-made poster, complete with Harry's autograph, is now hanging on her bedroom wall

Pleased with the outcome: Taelor said her home-made poster, complete with Harry's autograph, is now hanging on her bedroom wall

Teacher: Harry then took out a pen and added the missing apostrophe and letter 'e' to make it 'You're so nice'

Teacher: Harry then took out a pen and added the missing apostrophe and letter 'e' to make it 'You're so nice'

Looking unimpressed at having to fix the error, Harry then held up the corrected sign to show fans (pictured)

Looking unimpressed at having to fix the error, Harry then held up the corrected sign to show fans (pictured)

The singer was also hit on the head by a drinks can thrown by a fan, though he made no mention of the incident when he tweeted about the gig later.

He wrote: 'Thank you Philly for last night. Hope you all enjoyed the show, you've always been lovely to us. H'.

While Harry let the incident go, his mother Anne Cox, a regular tweeter, angrily slammed fans on her social media account, pointing out: 'No harm done ... This time ... Unless you're on a sports field is it acceptable to throw things at people?! I think not.'

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