Doll wrote:John while James had had had had had had better pleased the teacher.
Punctuate that!
John, while James had "had, had", had "had." "Had" better pleased the teacher.
Doll wrote:John while James had had had had had had better pleased the teacher.
Punctuate that!
GrammarNazi wrote:'That' can safely be omitted in adjective complements so long as it is not the first word in the sentence.
*you (Hypercorrection, lawl.)
*"I'm
Chakravanti wrote:And to that, fuck grammar. There are occasions when grammer helps you communicate more clearly. THe ultimate question is if the recipient understood you. Who fails where is always subjective but an obsession with grammar does not necessarily equal better communication.
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