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The “C” Word (Relax, it’s Only Christmas!)
Why focusing on the perceived affronts caused by saying “Merry Christmas” completely obscures the statement’s intended sentiment. Continue reading
Habs’ Language Issue Puts a Bad Taste in Fans’ Mouths
While the Montreal Canadiens have an obligation to their market, they shouldn’t be obligated to hire a French-speaking coach. Instead of language, the focus should be on winning. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Sports
Tagged coach, French, Habs, language, Montreal Canadiens, NHL, quebec
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Can Any Number of Mongs Make a Right?
Prompted by Ricky Gervais’ “mong” controversy, a look at how important intent is when using words that some find controversial — and how the opinions that matter most are those of the ones who have suffered from first-hand negative experience. Continue reading
Apostrophe Argument Makes a Point About Importance of Punctuation
Despite the fact that too many people don’t know how to use it, suggestions to get rid of the apostrophe are simply wrong, and indicative of the sliding slope of the English language. Continue reading
Grammar’s Greatest Protectors Actually Doing Most Damage to Language
While our kids are certainly doing it no favours, perhaps we need to look at how grammar’s standard-bearers are posing the greatest threat to language. Continue reading
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Tagged education, grammar, language, National Grammar Day, school, Society for the Promotion of Good Grammar, students, teaching, youth
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