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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Proper or not?
I was had a "debate" with someone today. The phrase "come and see" came up while reading through a study. Many people from the South, when inviting someone to come over to see something say, "Come, see." She argued that is incorrect. I argued it is acceptable. So far, only Microsoft Word's grammar check has backed me up, but I'd like more info. Can anyone help?
Thanks,
dj
Thanks,
dj
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Hi, I was had a "debate" with someone today. The phrase "come and see" came up while reading through a study. " She argued that is incorrect.
- Hi, I was had a "debate" with someone today.
- The phrase "come and see" came up while reading through a study.
- " She argued that is incorrect.
- I argued it is acceptable.
- So far, only Microsoft Word's grammar check has backed me up, but I'd like more info.
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Hi,
I was had a "debate" with someone today. The phrase "come and see" came up while reading through a study. Many people from the South, when inviting someone to come over to see something say, "Come, see." She argued that is incorrect. I argued it is acceptable. So far, only Microsoft Word's grammar check has backed me up, but I'd like more info. Can anyone help?
'Co
I was had a "debate" with someone today. The phrase "come and see" came up while reading through a study. Many people from the South, when inviting someone to come over to see something say, "Come, see." She argued that is incorrect. I argued it is acceptable. So far, only Microsoft Word's grammar check has backed me up, but I'd like more info. Can anyone help?
'Co
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