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The BBC's Have I Got News For You played a 100 years old clip of an educational video on prepositions. Really interesting to see that the BBC had no time for 'pedantic grammarians' then. Quite right too!

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I’m fed up with people pointing out all the mistakes in my poetry so I’ve written them this poem; it’s called ‘Pedant’s’.

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A door blows open in your mind when you learn about the suffix -le, it explains so much. People used to add it to verbs to mean ‘more than once’ or continuously—so originally, to ramble is to ‘roam’ on, to jostle is to joust repeatedly, and to sparkle is to emit lots of sparks.

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Have you booked your place yet for the #EnglishGrammarDay on Friday 28 June 2024? We organise this event every year with British Library
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Bookings are now open for our #EnglishGrammar Day on Friday 28 June 2024. We organise this event every year with British Library and University of Oxford

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Headline in the Sun today:

'KING FOR A DAY King Charles to let tourists inside Highland home where Queen died for first time'

Not so much a fronted adverbial, but a 'misplaced adverbial'!