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Grammar and Linguistics > If you ´re giving advice...
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almaz
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If you ´re giving advice...
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A timely post from Tom Freeman for those who like to give out English grammar and usage advice without checking whether it�s accurate, valid or even remotely based on how the language actually works:
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5 Jan 2016
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Matthew@ELSP
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A good point and an interesting article. Thanks. Anyway, when I does talk, I is all ways write. So I aren �t need too cheque! (Sorry). |
5 Jan 2016
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Gi2gi
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A quote from the blog, where the "author" feels entitled to mention someone with the wording: "The poor chap."
"Sadly, he thinks: �In that construction, the adverb �importantly� describes how they should care about their constituents. I�m not sure how one cares importantly. But that�s what it means.� The poor chap."
A despicable author. He needs to grow. Hope some day he will have better self-esteem not to show his inferiority complex like this. გიორგი
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6 Jan 2016
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