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Subject:Re: double-click or double click From:"Mitman, Rikki" <Rikki -dot- Mitman -at- COMPAQ -dot- COM> Date:Mon, 23 Jun 1997 08:03:14 -0500
Kathy wrote:
>
>Before we start discussing any more grammar rules, please remember that
>there are way too many rules and exceptions to rules, and exceptions to
>exceptions, in our wonderful language (try teaching a non-reading adult
>to read, and you'll quickly learn this!) to discuss every nuance here.
>And this probably isn't even an appropriate forum for such a topic - is
>there a grammar listserv somewhere??!!
>
>
>
>We are writers. This is our list. Grammar is part of writing. Why *not*
>discuss grammar here? (Sorry, must be my turn to be contentious.)
>
>RM
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