What the heck is a “PGP”? Pronouns are everywhere. We use them every day in speech and in writing to take the place of people’s names. We use them without even thinking about it, but have you ever tried speaking wi

First Page		Document Content
Date: 2012-05-03 13:36:43 Gender-neutral language Disputes in English grammar Pronouns Gender-neutral pronoun Spivak pronoun Grammatical person Reflexive pronoun Singular they Grammatical gender Linguistics Modern English personal pronouns Grammar		What the heck is a “PGP”? Pronouns are everywhere. We use them every day in speech and in writing to take the place of people’s names. We use them without even thinking about it, but have you ever tried speaking wi Add to Reading List Source URL: www.gsafewi.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 111,67 KB Share Document on Facebook

	LETRAS HOJE to LETRAS DE HOJE LETRAS DE ResolvingDE DocID: 1qGus - View Document
	976 MFK-Mendip Page: 665 of 675 DocID: 1qCjl - View Document
	T he Fragment Recognize a fragment when you see one. A fragment occurs whenever you do these three things:  You begin a group of words with a capital letter.  You conclude this group of words with an end mark—eit DocID: 1qwMz - View Document
	COMMON GRAMMAR MISTAKES PROBLEM WORDS AFFECT VS. EFFECT Generally, affect is a verb that means “to influence.” Effect is a noun that means “result.” The storm affected a large area. DocID: 1qrqf - View Document
	On the (im)possibility of partial argument coreference1 1 2 3 DocID: 1qgAg - View Document