Wow, I am in Nirvana. I have found 2 people in this world, not English teachers and not patent attorneys, who actually ponder the rules of grammar. How rare this is in an age where more and more we have to ask "Is that one they, or two theys?" I trust you will never confuse us with popular pronoun use. I have a few examiners signing thei…
Wow, I am in Nirvana. I have found 2 people in this world, not English teachers and not patent attorneys, who actually ponder the rules of grammar. How rare this is in an age where more and more we have to ask "Is that one they, or two theys?" I trust you will never confuse us with popular pronoun use. I have a few examiners signing their letters with their pronouns and I have seen it all- they/them, she/they, zee/they, we/them...I worry about the republic.
Wow, I am in Nirvana. I have found 2 people in this world, not English teachers and not patent attorneys, who actually ponder the rules of grammar. How rare this is in an age where more and more we have to ask "Is that one they, or two theys?" I trust you will never confuse us with popular pronoun use. I have a few examiners signing their letters with their pronouns and I have seen it all- they/them, she/they, zee/they, we/them...I worry about the republic.