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Monthly Archives: October 2024
Love Your Grammar: Death of Culture in the Death of Language
Grammers defiantly not easy getting it right. Know what I mean? Of course you know what I mean. So what difference does it make that I didn’t begin “Grammar’s definitely not easy to get right?” Aren’t grammar nerds, you know, … Continue reading
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