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There may have been a typo though, I think "with all its quirks" would be more correct.
by frutiger 6y ago
There may have been a typo though, I think "with all its quirks" would be more correct.
- FroshKiller 6y agoI quibble with you there. "With all quirks and complexity" is grammatically correct and understandable as it is. I agree that "with all its quirks and complexity" is more idiomatic, though. For what it's worth, I read it as "with all its quirks and complexity" because my brain just filled in the "its" I expected, which it might not have done if the English had been worse.