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Tuesday 10 May 2016

How to Make Product Names Plural

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How to Make Product Names Plural

Last week, Apple executive Philip Schiller objected to people using regular plural rules to make Apple product names plural. It must have been a slow news day because Schiller’s tweets led to multiple high-profile news stories, none of which actually got to the real reason Schiller made his comments, which those of you with an extremely good memory will ...Read More

05/05/2016 11:47pm
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'Home Versus Away' or 'Away Versus Home'?

A listener named Alan wrote, “When using the word versus, does it make a difference as to what is placed before and what is placed after? For example: Roe versus Wade or Red Sox versus Yankees. In other words, by rule is one the challenger, and the other the challenged?”...Read More

05/05/2016 8:31pm
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