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It's not a problem with grammar when the "incorrect" grammar changes the whole meaning of something. No one would be jumping on the comment if it had said, "met
by ganstyles 6y ago
It's not a problem with grammar when the "incorrect" grammar changes the whole meaning of something. No one would be jumping on the comment if it had said, "meth is a amphetamine," which has the same meaning despite the incorrect grammar. Removing the "an" completely changes the meaning.
This should be clear?
- zepto 6y agoIt only completely changes the meaning for someone technically versed. Most people are not. This should be clear? A lot of people are going to think of meth when they see the word amphetamine. Likely most people.