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[everythingaboutbiotech]

Modal verbs

Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs that express notions like possibility, permission, obligation, etc.

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To help them improve their language proficiency over time, it is critical to gently correct these errors and provide them with proper grammar guidance.

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#GrammarNerd: Samsung fails 'trade-in' or 'trade in'

Grammar Nerd: Samsung fails 'trade-in' or 'trade in'. #GrammarNerd #grammar #GrammarFail #BadGrammar #GrammarMatters #spelling #english #vocabulary #vocab #EasyEnglish #EnglishGrammar #EnglishSpelling #EnglishVocabulary #EnglishLanguage #EnglishTips

What’s the difference between ‘trade-in’ and ‘trade in’? A ‘trade-in’ is a noun. To ‘trade in’ is a verb.   Clearly Samsung is in need of some grammar lessons and hasn’t done its homework: Spot the grammar mistake: It is ‘to trade in your current device’, without a hyphen, as clearly, it is used as a verb.   In an erratic way Samsung swaps ‘trade-in’ with ‘trade in’ randomly at liberty instead of…

[anjujindal]

Expand your language skills with these essential English verb phrases! 💬📚 Learning and mastering verb phrases is crucial for effective communication in English grammar.

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[riversidearchives]

Murder at Fort Grant! Call the Grammar Police?!

You’ve all seen them...the one comment on posts that point out a spelling error, punctuation mistake, or syntax gaffe.  Known as the “grammar police” these commenters keep all social media thoughts and posts on the straight and narrow.  While completing a reference request, Archivist Jennifer came across a court case from 1887 in serious need of some grammar policing.

Accused of shooting her husband on Christmas Day in 1886, Julia Young (initially identified as Jane Young) appeared in front of U. S. Commissioner L. C. Hughes in the Arizona Territory.  U.S. Attorney Rouse provided the court with the case’s “Information” document.  A two-page handwritten document providing an overview of the alleged act.  Mr. Rouse completed this lengthy statement in a single, comma-laden sentence!  

The information reads, “O. T. Rouse, United States Attorney for Arizona, states and information gives, to L. C. Hughes, U. S. Commissioner, which information he believes to be true, and on said information and belief swears that one Jane Young, late of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, on or about the 25th day of December 1886, at the Fort Grant Military Reservation, in the District and Territory aforesaid, upon the body of one, John Young, whose true Christian name to affiant is unknown, then and there being, and then and there in the peace of the United States, feloniously, on purpose, and willfully, with a deadly weapon, to wit, a certain pistol, commonly called a revolver, loaded with gunpowder and divers leaden balls, which she, the said Jane Young, then and there, had and held in both her hands, did then and there, shoot the said John Young, with the pistol aforesaid, charged as aforesaid, giving to him the said John Young, with the pistol aforesaid loaded as aforesaid, shot off and discharged as aforesaid one round, with the intent and an attempt, the said John Young to kill and murder, against the peace of the United States and their dignity and contrary to the form of the statutes in such cases made and provided.”

Have you come across any documents that need the services of the Grammar Police?

Series: Commissioners’ Case Files, 1876-1912. Record Group 21: Records of District Courts of the United States, 1685-2009. (National Archives Identifier 601762). 

Newspaper article from Chronicling America.

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[commadrama-blog1]

Happily, people’s brains in Florida are less liquefied than this grammar. Can you find the 3 mistakes? 🌴🥤

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1️⃣ “People” is already the plural of “person,” which means you don’t add an “s.” To make it plural possessive, just add an apostrophe “s.”

✔️ The people’s rights were violated. ✖️ The peoples’ rights were violated. ✖️ The peoples’s rights were violated.

⚠️ “Peoples” is a real word with a very specific meaning. It is used mainly in academia or historical writing.

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2️⃣ Since “people” is plural, “brain” must be made plural also.

✔️ People’s brains ✖️ People’s brain

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3️⃣ Set off introductory words by a comma.

✔️ Seriously, are people that stupid? ✖️ Seriously are people that stupid?

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🔠 liquefy, liquify▪️to reduce to a liquid state

🔠 peoples▪️a body of persons that are united by a common culture, tradition, or sense of kinship….“Primitive peoples lived in many different types of dwellings.”

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