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Found on Digg. I think this speaks for itself.
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Absnasm is mostly elsewhere.
Found on Digg. I think this speaks for itself.
Cloudberry is a delicate berry living at a cold latitude.
That’s great. I once had a housemate who worked as a news editor on a local paper, and who couldn’t write a comprehensible, grammatical, correctly spelled fridge note – or cover letter! – to save her life.
Oh, the humanity.
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That’s scary. Seems to happen a lot though. I get the local paper every Thursday for the jobs section and I always get to pick apart a few horrible goofs.
Cloudberry is a delicate berry living at a cold latitude.
that Kristin may have made those errors – and corrections – deliberately, to show off her skills a bit.
Even if true, it’s a risky strategy!
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Very risky marketing. It totally looks like someone else has come along and corrected it for her.
...Not the errors, though. And yes, I am very lucky! :)
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..she’s incorrectly capitalised “native”, probably basing it on “Native American”. Rarrrrgh! What would Native English be? The Picts?
redbandita does NOT want to be facebooked, twittered or shared.
They are identified as the three tribes who formed the English nation.
RuthG lives.
the colon doesn’t belong between the verb and its compound object. :-)
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Yes, good point, well spotted! I think that’s more or less acceptable here because of the formatting, but it’s technically incorrect.
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I mean, come on!!
Although, her target market aren’t Native english speakers, so she’ll probably get away with it.
(Yes mine WERE intentional)
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People have proofreaders to check things they’ve written in their mother tongue all the time, especially in things like publishing and translation, or for academic work. It takes a fresh eye.