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What Did You Say?
What Did You Say?
What Did You Say?
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What Did You Say?

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A look at the mangling of the English language and some help for those who want to improve their grammar and punctuation.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateSep 8, 2012
ISBN9781301829033
What Did You Say?
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Christine Gardner

Christine has had a fascination for history most of her life. When the youngest of her five sons started school Christine went back to school as well. After several years at TAFE, studying both visual arts and writing, she went to university and eventually graduated with a BA in History/Philosophy of Religion, with Honours. She's written all kinds of books since then, most with at least some history included.

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    What Did You Say? - Christine Gardner

    WHAT DID YOU SAY?

    I know what you meant, but . . .

    Christine Gardner

    Smashwords Edition

    Copyright by Christine Gardner 2012

    This is not an A to Z text book of English grammar and punctuation—other people have done that and I would never attempt such a feat! I absolutely do not claim to know all there is to know about the language and it’s remotely possible I may even have made a mistake or two in this text, although I sincerely hope not. This is simply my grumblings at today’s mangling of the language and a modest attempt to help those who want to improve their writing and public speaking skills. I do have a Bachelor of Arts, with Honours in History, and a Diploma of Arts in Professional Writing and Editing, as well as varied experience as a freelance editor. I firmly believe though, that any ability I have as a writer and editor comes from being brought up in rural Australia in the days before television was available there. I must admit I’m a big fan of TV now but as a child, with parents who were both prolific readers, I was rarely without a book in my hands. Parents, the best thing you can do for your children’s education is to read to them and make sure they see you reading for enjoyment as well.

    Misunderstandings.

    "I intended to bring red wine to the party but I bought a

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