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there is some debate over the spelling of âzach morrisâ in yesterdayâs comic. some say it should be spelt âzackâ, while others maintain bad spelling is a proud tagging tradition! if youâre reading through the comics backwards, then dude! guess what! zach morris is in the next comic!
Todayâs strip is a great example of both the quirkiness and particularity of English diction. Like our nutty great aunt whom we proudly display in the parlor for one and all to meet rather than relegate her to the attic, we must display and assiduously adhere to Englishâs idiosyncrasies. It would be nice to see how T Rex would deal with homographs and homophones.
On a related note, itâs âdifferent from,â not âdifferent than,â because âthanâ is used for comparison (âJohn is taller than Billâ) and âdifferentâ is about contrast (âblack is different from greenâ).
Ida No about 9 years ago
More as in larger lips per lady. Quantity fails in the grasp of acreage.
ryanqnorth Premium Member about 9 years ago
there is some debate over the spelling of âzach morrisâ in yesterdayâs comic. some say it should be spelt âzackâ, while others maintain bad spelling is a proud tagging tradition! if youâre reading through the comics backwards, then dude! guess what! zach morris is in the next comic!
cocavan11 about 9 years ago
Todayâs strip is a great example of both the quirkiness and particularity of English diction. Like our nutty great aunt whom we proudly display in the parlor for one and all to meet rather than relegate her to the attic, we must display and assiduously adhere to Englishâs idiosyncrasies. It would be nice to see how T Rex would deal with homographs and homophones.
ladamson1918 about 9 years ago
On a related note, itâs âdifferent from,â not âdifferent than,â because âthanâ is used for comparison (âJohn is taller than Billâ) and âdifferentâ is about contrast (âblack is different from greenâ).