It is changing. I still prefer using words and sentences that are grammatically correct by old school standards.

One that's caught my attention more lately is when people can't seem to decide between "more <adjective>" and "<adjective>er." For example, when food is "more saltier." it makes me cringe sometimes. Pick one!

Deteriorating, IMO. If you want kids to speak well, you've got to get them reading early and teach them spelling and grammar. I was shocked when I went to college in 2008 to see such mistakes aren't even marked incorrect anymore.

Well, English is a living language, and that means things are going to change on us. Some of it is annoying, but inevitable.

It still annoys me.
There's a sign in the Rowan County high school parking lot, "Drive Slow" and when I was doing substitute teaching there in the early 2000s, every time I saw the sign I mentally added an "ly."

IMO It's abbreviation due to the mobile phone. am i rit?

If I may be so bold I have to suggest that it is in America that this is happening. I live in the UK and we still use adverbs. We do however have other bad grammatical errors becoming common, such as ”I done it” instead of I did it. Drives me crazy!

I like the adverb. It bothers me when people use bad grammar.....and I live in Texas where correct verb tenses seem to be dead too. Also....have you noticed that many people now say 'whenever' when they should be saying 'when'? What's up with that?

No! No! Say it ain't so!