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Old 06-13-2013, 05:04 PM   #149
teh603
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Originally Posted by Catlady View Post
I still want to know what grammar manuals were filled with these pronouncements.

Academic writing is a specialized form of writing with more stringent rules.
It was one of the more backward MLA Handbooks. It had just added a section on citing "online services" when I graduated in 2000, and still didn't have anything for citing internet articles.

Katsunami- Using "its" exclusively is still a bit of a typing quirk of mine. It comes from me preferring to be wrong less than half the time (since "it's" doesn't show up much outside of dialog), than 100% of the time. Like I said, some of that big hoopla the school made over grammar might've been to induce nervous breakdowns.
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