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5/14/2013 9:32:12 AM
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10 questions on grammar from the BBC
[url]http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-22512744[/url]
I don't got good grammar.
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2 RepliesEdited by Mitochondrion: 5/14/2013 12:32:27 PMIt says which one is correct? Neighbour's or neighbours'. Yet they never state whether one person lives in the -blam!-ing house, or more than one! Therefore either one of those can be correct! How am I supposed to know whether they mean one neighbour or more than one neighbour!? This is mother -blam!-ing bullshit! You don't need this -blam!-! As long as you know what I'm on about it doesn't matter what the -blam!- my grammar be! Anyways: 7/10 one away from perfectionismisticisms...
