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27/1/09 14:28 (UTC)
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I'm sure someone will pop in and correct me on all sorts of things.
By no means! You're quite right. Just like art and music, grammar went through a neoclassical movement in the 18th-19th century.
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27/1/09 14:28 (UTC)By no means! You're quite right. Just like art and music, grammar went through a neoclassical movement in the 18th-19th century.