Mocking Poor Grammar
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A noun that is formed from a verb and which describes an action. In English it ends in -ing, eg 'the baking of bread' and 'Smoking damages your health'.
It’s always a delight when an establishment is unswervingly dedicated to getting things wrong.
Further to a previous post about rampant quotation mark abuse at a Nottingham furniture shop, GrammarBlog‘s Nottingham correspondent Samantha Moran has spotted another case of WRONG at the very same shop.
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