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madam im adam wrote:
135 wrote:
I dunno, I'm not sure if it's prescribed or anything, but it is allowed (at least according to Wikipedia).

prescriptivists are people who are very set to the rules of grammar, and think that language is only proper when it has these rules. f.e. ending a sentence with a preposition or using the passive voice
descriptivists are people who think that that stuff isn't too important, and that they're very lenient about what is right and what is not. for example, a descriptivist would say that "a red big barn" is alright to say, and a prescriptivist would not, saying it should be "a big red barn."
it's important not to be either but find a good middle ground

what was the wikipedia article

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Tue Sep 16, 2014 7:11 pm
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superkid wrote:
madam im adam wrote:
135 wrote:
I dunno, I'm not sure if it's prescribed or anything, but it is allowed (at least according to Wikipedia).

prescriptivists are people who are very set to the rules of grammar, and think that language is only proper when it has these rules. f.e. ending a sentence with a preposition or using the passive voice
descriptivists are people who think that that stuff isn't too important, and that they're very lenient about what is right and what is not. for example, a descriptivist would say that "a red big barn" is alright to say, and a prescriptivist would not, saying it should be "a big red barn."
it's important not to be either but find a good middle ground

what was the wikipedia article

Wow, you're good. I like this.

adam's the name, languages are my game

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerund#Gerunds_in_English

This is where I found it.


Wed Sep 17, 2014 12:59 am
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"A gerund behaves as a verb within a clause (so that it may be modified by an adverb or have an object)"
ah ok cool i guess i'm wrong
i'd be interested in seeing an example though cause i can't think of any

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