pronouns

While Rumormongering a Reuters-Financial Times Deal, Watch Your PronounsA minor slip-up in Michael Wolff's latest Guardian column about a possible Reuters deal to acquire British business daily The Financial Times would still make us pretty nervous to dine with the columnist -- not that we've been invited. Wolff wrote that he came across this piece of media gossip during lunch. Wolff doesn't have much other reporting to back up his claim that the recently high ...The Atlantic Wire via Yahoo! News - Feb 09 10:14am
A quick lesson from a grammar guruNora Strehl Editor-in-Chief There appears to be something amiss among young writers today, and I’m here to smash it to smithereens. The issue, my friends, is the misuse, and apparent dislike, of pronouns. Who cares about grammar? Well, you should! How you write makes a strong impression on your working relationships. I might be one [...]Western Herald - Feb 05 04:26pm
While Rumormongering a Reuters-Financial Times Deal, Watch Your PronounsUpdate (4:22 p.m. EST): Via email, a spokesman for Financial Times parent Pearson supplies that company's official statement: "The FT is a very valued and valuable part of Pearson. It is not for sale." Update (1:54 p.m. EST): Politico's Dylan Byers poured cold water on the story after receiving a couple messages from Reuters staffers who wrote in to say the Financial Times acquisition rumor's ...The Atlantic Wire - Feb 09 10:36am
The Word: Bostonians' pahticulah way of talkingThree hundred and fifty years ago, using the wrong pronouns in Massachusetts could land you in hot water. If you were a Quaker living in a Massachusetts Bay settlement circa 1660, your transgressive language would have made you a target for the governing Puritans. Quakers rejected the hierarchical pronoun system that required ye, you and your to be used as a sign of deference to superiors.Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Feb 04 09:45pm

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