A Site of Inspiration for Decisionmakers
The English that we speak and write today would appear quaint and outdated within a few years if we keep insisting that the language rules we inherited from our teachers are always the best and the correct ones.
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This site will be useful for everyone who reads newspapers, magazines and books in the English language regularly, and whose primary medium of professional and business communications is English, even though outside of the workplace they may revert to their mother tongue.
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‘Change Your English, Change The World’
The English that we speak and write today would appear quaint and outdated within a few years if we keep insisting that the language rules we inherited from our teachers are always the best and the correct ones.
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J.C. Nesfield, Wren and Martin, Roger Fowler and other august grammarians long deceased would have frowned in their graves if certain English grammatical usages in modern day writing had reached their ears.
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Never can a traveler encounter a gastronomic experience comparable to the one that swamps his senses when he is served the oozy noodles in the alleys of Malaysia’s several chinatowns.
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There is a place in a man’s body that is known as the J-Spot. It is more pronounced in a man than in a woman, I think, and, unlike the G-Spot, has far-reaching and lethal consequences.
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English usage is one of the most sensitive subjects on this planet. Nothing on earth, for example, will ever persuade the British to sacrifice their u’s in their colours and their parlours, and the Americans would recoil at the thought of doubling the l’s in their traveling and labeling.
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Idiomatic English is but idiotic English widely impressed on impressionable minds.
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