There is a pedant on your staff who spends far too much of his time searching for split infinitives. |
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A pedant or two might ask if you really mean rocket propellants when you say rocket fuel. |
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The intrusive comma changes the sense, and gives the dedicated pedant a linguistic heart attack. |
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If we're going to play the grammatical pedant, then let's be careful to get it right. |
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For the light bars the hold a series of pedant lights you can find shades in glass, alabaster and metal as well as many more choices. |
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The questioner is shouted down, accused of being a grammatical pedant. |
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Light bars come in many varieties, from the basic bar of evenly spaced unprotected light bulbs to decorative bars with shaded pedant lights. |
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Publishing online without proofreading is probably not the greatest of sins, but for a grammar pedant such as I, it's pretty transgressive nonetheless. |
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Bitcoin only works for payments if you can be reasonably sure that its value will remain reasonably steady for at least the next hour or so. I'm going to play the pedant and note that this isn't quite right. |
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I cannot imagine his pupil regarding him as anything but a prosy old pedant, set over him by his father to keep him out of mischief. |
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The Pedant in the Kitchen is a charming little book, somewhere between the colour of saffron and mustard. |
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