Please, let us take care to place the adverb before the word it modifies, and not after it.
For example, rather than "enjoyed immensely," let us say "immensely enjoyed."
I appreciate much it.
The problem is that some poor wretch is likely to seriously take you.
Due respect, but the problem is that you inserted an adverb between "to" and "take" which together form the infinitive. Though your feedback is greatly appreciated, since you used "to" as a preposition, your sentence cannot be diagrammed.
Please understand that those of us diagnosed with OCD agonize over these matters.
"Lord, my load is heavy." - Lily Tomlin in Big Business
"None" is singular. You should have written, "Please understand that none of those is grammatically incorrect."
Sorry, but he isn't. He used "those" as the object of the preposition "of." The subject of the sentence is "none," and "none" is singular. He's a good egg, though.
Count your blessings. You're not a grammar Nazi with severe OCD. 
Including that one?
So your a grammar Nazi after all!
Please, let us take care to place the adverb before the word it modifies, and not after it.
For example, rather than "enjoyed immensely," let us say "immensely enjoyed."
I appreciate much it.