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LivEcho_GrammarPolice

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Children could do better with crayons

Joined October 2019
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"Fewer" should be used with nouns for countable objects and concepts. According to this rule, "less" should be used only with a grammatically singular noun. @LiamThorpECHO @LivEchonews #liverpoolecho
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I'd like to report a crime against the English language. Rang 999, they said it wasn't there problem 馃槦 @MerseyPolice @livs_wills @LivEchonews #liverpoolecho
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I bloody love an apostrophe. This one's a bit unnecessary @livs_wills @LivEchonews #liverpoolecho
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"By the end of KS1 children have been introduced to apostrophes" 馃槵 @MccoidSophie @LivEchonews #liverpoolecho
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Double negatives are bad, but double positives? Is hepatic liver disease worse than liver disease? Dear me. @RachMcMenemy @LivEchonews
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"Could of suffered" 馃あ @lottgibbons @LivEchonews #liverpoolecho
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If a verb indicating motion is already in your sentence, you will always couple it with past not passed. @PJ_Kirkham @LivEchonews
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