5 Outdated Grammar Rules To Break
Wednesday, January 15, 2025
Rules were made to be broken, and that's especially true with grammar. |
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 | | | | 5 Outdated Grammar Rules To Break | | Rules were made to be broken, and that's especially true with grammar. The next time you're facing writer's block, break free from your grammar bonds and embrace doing something different. |
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 | | | | Can You Use "Literally" Figuratively? | | Do you literally mean "literally," or do you mean "figuratively"? Even the most well-respected dictionaries have loosened up the restrictions on "literally." |
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