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: Practical ParalegalismThe Exception to Every Grammar Rule
By Lynne DeVenny
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Legal professionals should subscribe to a few good grammar police blogs, for the laughs and the reminders that using bad grammar really does cost the writer major IQ points. I'm the first to point out grammar mistakes (and am happy to have mine pointed out, too) - but there is one occasion when I'll let a major grammar blooper slide:![]() |
| "free candy" from the "blog" of "unnecessary" quotation marks |
Yup, that's right, even if you have a sign attached to a bowl of mini-chocolate bars reading, "Your welcome to a treat," or "It's Frank's birthday, help yourself," I'm gonna let you slide.
Source: the "blog" of "unnecessary" quotation marks
Full post as published by Practical Paralegalism on January 05, 2011 (boomark / email).
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