Reacting to 100-year-old Writing Rules | The King's English
It's our 100th video, so I thought we'd take a look at some writing advice from 100 years ago. In this video, we talk about the Fowler brothers' book, The King's English, and discuss the value and limitations of writing rules. 0:00 Introduction 1:56 Americanisms & Foreign Words 5:09 Historical Curiosities 8:29 The Good, Bad, and Weird 13:16 Final Thoughts
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