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: Triangle Grammar Guide

Grammar-usage-pronunication problems that bug you

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Here are a few peeves from readers: My personal language pet peeve is the expression "I could care less." If people thought about what they were actually saying they would realize that by saying they "could care less" means that they care quite a bit. "I couldn't care less" is the correct way to express a lack of regard for a particular circumstance or situation. Arguably is a pet peeve of mine as well, less because of redundancy than because, frequently, it falls into the "could care less" read more

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