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No other verb in the American language behaves that way. Even in the arcane, deprecated predecessor of American (English), no verb behaves that way. Wait, wha
by Sandman 16y ago
No other verb in the American language behaves that way. Even in the arcane, deprecated predecessor of American (English), no verb behaves that way.
Wait, what? American language? Deprecated predecessor? Somebody really seems to hate the English people. The name of the language is still English. American English. Just as the language they speak in Australia is Australian English.
See here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_language#Countries_in_order_of_total_speakers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_language#Countries_in_o...
- DJN 16y agoYeah, I totally switched off when I read that phrase. Taking a dig at the British is totally unnecessary and betrays the author's childishness. He needs to get that chip off his shoulder. It takes away from his otherwise, carefully constructed argument.