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Breaking the written rules: How always sticking to conventional, proper grammar can hinder expression
By Caleb Nesser and Joseph Deidrich | Feb. 18, 2013I’m sitting on the floor of a friend’s room in my residence hall, watching a movie with her and several others. One of the characters on the screen says, “Things are gonna turn out a little different,” and I hear one of our congregation automatically correct him: “Differently,” she says. I immediately look up at her and say, “No, it’s not.”
