GE's grammar tips
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Re: GE's grammar tips
Like to see GE have a go at the new meaning of the word literally as defined in the Oxford dictionary. Now you can say I literally pulled my hair out or I literally died to describe something that isn't literal it's figurative. Literal means actually happening not describing something figuratively
Re: GE's grammar tips
It's just wrong.
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- John Ferguson
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Re: GE's grammar tips
Couldn't agree more. It literally makes no sense.greeneyed wrote:It's just wrong.
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Re: GE's grammar tips
That literally doesn't need further explanation.