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Monthly Archives: December 2014
2014’s most remarkable events in prescriptivism
It’s new year’s eve, and time to look back on the year that is almost behind us! Several remarkable events happened this year, events that we all reported on in this blog. First there was the new edition of Sir … Continue reading
Posted in announcement
Tagged CIA, English Today, HUGE database, Rebecca Gowers, Sir Ernest Gowers, Steven Pinker
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There is a new video about creating the HUGE database on our YouTube channel. Watch it here.
Season’s Greetings and other seasonal pitfalls
Christmas is getting closer and the preparations for the festive season are well under way. If you think that pedants and sticklers will grant you some sort of Christmas amnesty, you are most probably wrong. For them the Christmas season … Continue reading
Posted in polls and surveys, usage features
Tagged apostrophe, capitalisation, cards, Christmas, family name, mistake, plural, season
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