TheParser
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I wanted to share something with members and guests: an article in the British newspaper Guardian. It is written by someone who once liked to correct other people's mistakes. She explains her change of heart -- after someone corrected her mistakes.
Simply google the following: Confessions of a reformed grammar ... Rosie Driffill
P.S. The popular term for a grammar militant is a "grammar n---." Personally, I find the second word offensive. I do not think that word should ever be used in jest. So I prefer "grammar militant," which does, indeed, appear in the article.
James
Simply google the following: Confessions of a reformed grammar ... Rosie Driffill
P.S. The popular term for a grammar militant is a "grammar n---." Personally, I find the second word offensive. I do not think that word should ever be used in jest. So I prefer "grammar militant," which does, indeed, appear in the article.
James