Yeah it about time we starting teaching the NYT how to use English properly.
The UK doesn’t know how to use “dime store” in a complete sentence. “Pulp crime novel” is an incorrect use of the term. It should be “pulp fiction” or “pulp magazine”
I’m glad to hear the GIO is using the high standard of ROC college entrance exam English grammer to make a political point.
Ma can’t even get the story right on his party’s own conspiracy talking points.
What do you expect?
Ma can’t even get the story right on his party’s own conspiracy talking points.
What do you expect?[/quote]
Yeh, you are right. Mere wishful thunking.
[quote=“ac_dropout”]Yeah it about time we starting teaching the NYT how to use English properly.
The UK doesn’t know how to use “dime store” in a complete sentence. “Pulp crime novel” is an incorrect use of the term. It should be “pulp fiction” or “pulp magazine”
I’m glad to hear the GIO is using the high standard of ROC college entrance exam English grammar to make a political point.[/quote]
There IS a big difference between saying SPINNING a story, from PRESENTING a story, would you not agree, ACD?