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The Shame.
Our pals at The Engine Room have found a fun little gizmo that works out the reading level required for any blog on the interwebs. The Engine Room was designated a genius level blog. "Great," I thought, "with the A.A Gill quote in the ...
The amazing, colossal adventures of Word Girl
This is a great idea. Word Girl teaches kids a new word in each exciting instalment. It's actually quite funny.I was a bit miffed when the girl on the desk said:You used tonnage wrong.I think she should have said ...
Welcome to GrammarBlog
Although I am well aware that the first post of any blog rarely gets read I thought I'd use the opportunity to tell you what GrammarBlog is all about and my reasons for starting it up.I think I'm fairly normal kind of bloke, I'm not particularly anal or fussy ...
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