Frequently, we see words being changed in order to use them for a new purpose. This is especially obvious within the realm of technology. If we’re so willing to allow these changes, why are we scared of minor stylistic differences?
Champion of the grammar is defined as follows:
"Grammar is a study of language by specialists, is to establish rules and principles are more or less instinctively or unconsciously by native speakers."
A reaction to John Simon’s piece "Why Good English Is Good for You" dealing with the nature of Grammar and the people who defend them.
John Simon’s piece from:Lang, Paul C. The English Language Debate: One Nation, One Language? Hillside, NJ: Enslow, 1995. Print.
Tips on the practice of speech as well as writing and the benefits of good linguistics.
Author Credentials: four years of High School debate, First place awards from school magazines (Helicon, Torch) and journals (Euphonium) for outstanding essays.
This article explains the difference between linguistics terms.
Grammar is Not Unto Itself
Grammar is important for the understanding of our language and our meaning. However, grammar is not so sacred that it can never change. Grammar is but one part of our language, and our language is always changing.
A critical analysis of Maxine Hong Kingston’s novel "The Woman Warrior: Memories of a Girlhood Among Ghosts" when used as a literary text in a classroom format.
Stylistics, its linguistic “character”, its relevance and its importance.