Grammar Nazis?
Ernest Hemingway's experiences form journalism, and WWI, alongside with the use of his familiar language, and the “Hemingway hero”, come together to create not only a successful book critically, but also a wonderful book in general.
Okay this is going in my paper I was wonder if there was anything wrong with it.
Okay this is going in my paper I was wonder if there was anything wrong with it.
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Permalink Reply by Hitchmarlin on -
Por Favor?
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Permalink Reply by Furious Furyan on -
*Ernest Hemingway's experiences from journalism and WWI, alongside the use of his familiar language and the “Hemingway hero”, come together to create not only a critically successful novel, but also a wonderful novel in general.
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Permalink Reply by Team Unicorn on -
Wouldn't it be "Hemingway hero," ?
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Permalink Reply by Furious Furyan on
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Yes it would, overlooked that I guess.
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Permalink Reply by Hitchmarlin on
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thanks i appreciate it
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Permalink Reply by Ningmaster Tom on -
Just pointing out that the title should be "Grammar Nazis" instead of "Grammer Nazies", but being the nice Ningmaster that I am, I've already corrected it for you :D
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