Good Grammar: Them's the Rules
By I.M. Knott
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Author I.M. Knot has been a teacher, tutor, editor, and columnist. Knott's unusual insights into proper English usage are well worth a free read.
Good Grammar: Them's the Rules
by I.M. Knott
23 pp. 4450 words
Chapters
Good Grammar Adds Up (includes a 60-question grammar
quiz)
All the Answers
Orthography is Dead...Long Live Spellcheck?
Very Interesting
Le Mot Juste
Siminyms, or Rhymes Gone Wrong
Grammatically Incorrect Politics
Einstein Didn't Know It All
Elvis and the Double Negative
What Difference Do It Make?
To Be Or To Not Be
The King James Version...Who Needs It?
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Good Grammar - I.M. Knott
Good Grammar
Them's the Rules
by I.M. Knott
Copyright 2014 by I.M. Knott
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Published by Townhouse Books at Smashwords
ISBN: 9781311341198
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Contents
Grammar Good Adds Up
All the Answers
Orthography is Dead...Long Live Spellcheck?
Very Interesting
Le Mot Juste
Siminyms, or Rhymes Gone Wrong
Grammatically Incorrect Politics
Einstein Didn't Know It All
Elvis and the Double Negative
What Difference Do It Make?
To Be or To Not Be
The King James Version...Who Needs It?
About the Author
Good Grammar Adds Up
In arithmetic, the answer to a problem is either right or wrong. Want proof? Try giving someone too little change for a $50 bill.
Good
grammar, believe it or not, is very much like arithmetic. Questions in grammar have correct answers, like two plus two equal four.
Unfortunately, the correct answers in grammar are not so universally accepted as those in arithmetic. There are doubts. There are arguments.
Two plus two equals four,
many say, not two plus two equal four.
Well, I say they are wrong, and good grammar backs me up.
Here’s the answer:
In English, the word two