We protest against English grammar rules. Join the revolution! Language freedom in the name of usage, logic and common sense.
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A beautiful example of grammar discrimination. Just because someone writes 'ect.', you can't call him stupid or dumb! urbandictionary.com/define.p….
This is a hilarious application :-) xitter.cf/_grammar_/status/99830…
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Yes, it can. It's really up to you. Just don't be afraid to write "giftcard". It is we - users - who decide. Language is ours. xitter.cf/AmyKobes/status/997207…
I know this might be feeding into the downfall of our society, but can "gift card" be one word already?? #giftcards #grammar #giftcardonewordforthewin
We couldn't agree more! Welcome to the revolution! xitter.cf/Queen_Kunda/status/995…
Why "above" can be an adjective and "below" can't? Why you can say "Please write to us at the above address" but you can't say "Please write to us at the below address"? And what if we decide that we will use "below" as an adjective? Who is going to stop us? Who is with us?
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English Revolution Series: Winner of the day. xitter.cf/teabetty53/status/9948…
I wish @DailyMailUK would insert a preposition before a day in their articles. For example, "something happened Wednesday" should read "ON Wednesday"! #grammar
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Don't think we support Trump (English Revolution is apolitical) But it makes us laugh seeing all these people pointing out grammar mistake in the logo #bebest It's a logo people - logo is a-grammatical. It escapes your grammar obsession.
English Revolution Series: "Why do we agree on this?"
heated debate BUT burning issue
heavy smoker BUT bad/terrible headache
strong medicine BUT severe pain
clean your teeth BUT wash the dishes
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English Revolution Series: "Why do we agree on this?"
last hope BUT final decision
completely different BUT fully aware
electric motor BUT electrical components
fast car BUT quick look
A very good article showing how many things you need to know to speak fluently and correctly in English antimoon.com/other/english-f… And this is exactly why so many people, even after many years of learning, still make mistakes. But is it really worth to master this? To what end?
Double negation. Used in the past - even by Shakespeare. Considered today by many well educated as a sign of poor education. Purely logical choice should be perhaps to avoid it. But I really don't mind as long as I understand speaker's intentions. youtube.com/watch?v=dCK7OaNm…
