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english, great and split. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
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- Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 11 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 8 2019.
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Most positive review
Purchased this to replace my original copy that I used as a writer-editor. Love both the charm and wit!
Least positive review
Anyone who writes about grammar on Facebook should read Bernstein first.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Thistlebottom's hobgoblins, the author explores common misconceptions people have about english grammar rules.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The author explores such myths in detail and explains how they came to be as well as why they are incorrect.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The paperback version currently in print comes from centro books and bears the date 2006.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The 2006 edition contains quite a few typos, about one every ten pages.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I can't believe that the 1971 edition was that sloppily edited.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
For example, in a two-column list of absolute participles, the left-hand column has beginn and the right-hand column next to it has ingowing.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
They should have said beginning and owing.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
These typos don't usually interfere with understanding the material.
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