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Re: ESPN Grammar
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Re: ESPN Grammar
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Instead of saying "Smith rushes for a 4-YARD touchdown," she insists on saying "Smith rushes for a 4-YARDS touchdown" and annoying the hell out of me. [/ QUOTE ] This is hardly a grammar issue. I'm sure she did not mean to say "Smith rushes for a four-yards touchdown." She was caught between saying "Smith rushes for four yards" and "Smith rushes for a four-yard touchdown" and slipped up. -McGee |
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Re: ESPN Grammar
yeah, when you are on TV its better to just move along when you make a mistake than to correct yourself.
edit: speech mistakes, not fact mistakes. |
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