Ellen Jovin — “The people who correct others are often wrong.”
December 15, 2022
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as posted by the channelWho loves their language more — Russians or Americans? And what does that even mean — to love your language? Is it only about the rules? Can we correct people if they don’t speak properly? Why are Americans obsessed with the Oxford comma?
I asked all these questions to a famous grammarian, a founder of the @GrammarTable, Ellen Jovin.
Enjoy the conversation!
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