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Grammar— from middle English “gramarye” (magic, enchantment, spell.) Grammar was synonymous with learning, and learning was considered a kind of magic.

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2020-03-05

“This is judgmentalism. The game that is being played there is a game of social class.”

On check out ’s 2018 interview with Ursula K. LeGuin, in which she details her fight against the “grammar bullies.”

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2020-03-05

Grammar— from middle English “gramarye” (magic, enchantment, spell.) Grammar was synonymous with learning, and learning was considered a kind of magic by the unlearned.

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2019-03-05

" is the one
profession that creates
all other professions."
-Unknown

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2019-03-04

‘The past, present, and future walked into a bar. It was tense.’

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2019-03-04

Laurent de la Hire, Allegorical Figure of Grammar, 1650 (National Gallery, London)

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2018-03-05

A word to the wise: Today is National Grammar Day. Objectively speaking. Yes, I do realize that the prior sentence is a fragment. This could be a tough day.

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2018-03-05