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A Case for Simple English
gerardM Jeu 20 Aoû - 17:40
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Big, long words can be fun, but there is a lot to be said for simple English. What do you think?
A Case for Simple English
There’s a tendency to presume that utilizing erudite and highly complex vernacular indicates superior intelligence. Cough, cough. Let’s just say that many people believe that …
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Grammarly
Big, long words can be fun, but there is a lot to be said for simple English. What do you think?
A Case for Simple English
There’s a tendency to presume that utilizing erudite and highly complex vernacular indicates superior intelligence. Cough, cough. Let’s just say that many people believe that …
GRAMMARLY.COM
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Re: A Case for Simple English
MurielB Jeu 20 Aoû - 21:42
Hi everyone
It is true that when you use erudite and highly complex words when you talk, you sound a bit strange and old-fashioned. It is a lot better to use street language. What is important is to make everyone understand your words, because meaning is more important than form.
It is true that when you use erudite and highly complex words when you talk, you sound a bit strange and old-fashioned. It is a lot better to use street language. What is important is to make everyone understand your words, because meaning is more important than form.
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