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BTW: I did say "for the most part".
It depends on the writer.
I would say "she took the book off the table".
Having said that, I know what you mean. I am often guilty of using prepositions unnecessarily . This happens if I don't proof what I write before I submit. One can only try to improve, eh?
doggy,
Bear in mind that much of the English language was greatly influenced by French Court language, with many Viking, Latin and Germanic influences in the background..
Americans recently came along with their independence and made up changes as a sign of 'we are different'.
However, the language they use still rests on a rich cultural heritage.
I never understand why you have to say 'she took the book off of the table' for example.
How is that more efficient?
Tricky on spelling being country dependent:
Stating the obvious, eh?
So is pronunciation. Actually, that's regional to both countries.
I realize it's called "English". Still, I prefer our "improvements" when it comes to the written word. (A bit more efficient for the most part, or so I believe. And yes, I know I am biased.)
Although I have come to truly appreciate British humor over my many years interacting on this board.
Spelling orphan depends on which country you are in:
Google and Stupidbook are two totally corrupt companies.
Even though I own a healthy slug of Google, I'd love to see those dbags get taken down several notches in terms of their behavior.
Note proper spelling of 'behavior".
Google and FB are accused of inflating advertising costs for brands.
So surely if they are found culpable then brands using the service should reap the benefits.
Google and FB are basically monopolies which face threats of being broken up if they defy the law.
Same landscape as with Microsoft of having its browser bundled into PC's - effectively excluding the competition.
Should be good for smaller companies if it ever happens!
yes, we are one of the minnows in the pool with the two great white sharks, if chomped no trace lft.
JR
Reported in the Times.
"The bosses of Google and Facebook knew of a deal allegedly to carve up part of the online advertising market, according to an amended complaint filed by more than a dozen states, including Texas. Google is accused of misleading advertisers and publishers over pricing for years in newly unredacted claims contained in an antitrust lawsuit against the American technology company."
Any bearing on Tremor?