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Ellen Jovin travels across the U.S.in search of answers on grammar | Book of the Day

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The author of Rebel With a Clause traveled to more than 40 states to document how grammar is used in relationships, work conversations and everyday life. In this episode, Ellen Jovin shares her discoveries and what she's learned along the way with Scott Simon.

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