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sure in this context maybe but if you actually consciously ignore it/it's in your writing style you'll end up with a lot of confusing sentences. saying thing
by kkarakk 10y ago
sure in this context maybe but if you actually consciously ignore it/it's in your writing style you'll end up with a lot of confusing sentences.
saying things will change in the future doesn't mean you get to ignore accepted rules in the present.
- intopieces 10y agoYou certainly do "get to ignore accepted rules." That's how we got to where we are today, language wise. Split infinitives, sentences that end with prepositions, slang, emoji, abbrevation -- language lives. Things aren't changing in the future. They're changing now. I challenge you to compose a sentence, in context like this blog post, that is confusing to a native speaker with its/it's collapsed.