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Rommie Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Looking for a Forum
This is a forum in which people ask questions, and other people answer them. It's a VERY GOOD forum for that purpose. No probs.
However, I am LOOKING for an English Grammar forum which exists, not to pose and answer questions, but just to chat about the English language; somewhere where people who are ALREADY knowledgeable can discuss fuzzy points and grey areas (where the experts disagree).
Anyone know of anywhere?
Rommie
However, I am LOOKING for an English Grammar forum which exists, not to pose and answer questions, but just to chat about the English language; somewhere where people who are ALREADY knowledgeable can discuss fuzzy points and grey areas (where the experts disagree).
Anyone know of anywhere?
Rommie
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You can hardly come across one that outperform this at the present moment
- You can hardly come across one that outperform this at the present moment
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You can hardly come across one that outperform this at the present moment
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Rommie, start it! do it! It will catch on here (we have around 3,000 people a day on the site - I'm sure you'll find some
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this forum sometimes works like that anyway, just post your question / issue for debate and see what happens. I'd like to be a bit more discursive sometimes.
also: you might like this site, which doesnt allow the plebs to join inthe debate, but will give you access to a lot of linguistic experts. They generally tend to be a bit sniffy about anything that smacks of prescriptive gramma
also: you might like this site, which doesnt allow the plebs to join inthe debate, but will give you access to a lot of linguistic experts. They generally tend to be a bit sniffy about anything that smacks of prescriptive gramma
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