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Tag Archives: Arika Okrent
And then there were 4
After Grammar Girl’s Top 10 Grammar Myths in 2010 and the Guardian’s 10 grammar rules you can forget three years later, linguist and author Arika Okrent joins the usage problem shortlisting club with her 4 Fake Grammar Rules You Don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Arika Okrent, hopefully, language myths, preposition stranding, singular they, split infinitive, usage problems
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