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 | UK school teacher suspended after showing 'inappropriate' cartoon of Prophet Mohammed in classThe image was used in a lesson at Batley Grammar School in West Yorkshire earlier this week and triggered protests outside the school | |
 | NFAI and FFSI conducts Online Film Appreciation Course in Marathi from November 1 to 7This unique film course in Marathi focuses on the importance of knowledge of film language and grammar. It includes expert lectures on cinema in-depth, history, theories and discussion on cinema | |
 | Goodbye, Mister Grammar Nazi: Why being obsessed with grammatical accuracy is not the best ideaThis is what transpired when Dr Albert P'Rayan started a conversation on grammar and communication on Facebook. He made a few provocative statements and the following discussion ensued | |
 | A guide to building your word power: It is important to know both the grammar and the vocabulary of a languageTo learn any foreign language effectively, it is important to know both the grammar and the vocabulary of the target language | |
 | This UK-based English language expert can jazz up your kids' English with a ten-day online course. Sign up NOW!Help your children improve their grammar, public speaking skills, accent, pronunciation and writing via the Jazz Up Your English online workshop full of stories that are more than just that | |
 | Upgrade your English language skills: What is collocational competence?Why is it important to develop collocational competence? It is not enough to teach grammar alone but it is also important to raise learners' awareness about collocations | |
 | Importance of grammar: How written and spoken grammar are different when it comes to everyday interactionSpoken grammar (SG) is the grammar of everyday interaction. It is informal and natural. SG is flexible in its word order | |
 | Write better, do better: Why writing is an important criterion for a successful careerFor those who question why writing a career goal is important for selection, the following points can help them understand the importance of the same | |
 | Finding the holes in an argument: Tracing multiple uses of a wordAlbert P' Rayan explores the different meanings of the word, 'hole'. In this column, he answers a couple of questions for which he was searching for an answer. | |
 | Grammaticalness: How to use words and phrases like 'per cent of', 'cop' in sentences correctlyWhen we talk about an individual member of the police, we use the terms policeman, policewoman, police officer or police chief | |
 | Stiff Upper Lip: 75% modern couples fight over bad grammar while 23% break up, finds Landmark surveyLandmark Bookstores recently conducted a survey on the variations in the behaviour of Grammar snobs and this is what they found | |
 | All about myths: Grammar nazis may not like the term 'poetic license' but it is not wrong to use itDouble negatives are two negative words used in the same sentence with the purpose of turning thought into positive | |
 | Debunking grammar myths: You can split infinitives and it's not grammatically wrongTraditional grammarians (prescriptivists) say that infinitives should not be split, but to split them is very common in writing of all kinds | |
 | Here are a few softwares that will make writing a PhD thesis easierWhile Grammarly can help you deliver error-free documents, Mendeley can help you manage the references for your thesis | |
 | Update your vocabulary, know the difference between who and whomTraditional grammarians (formal) go by traditional grammar rules whereas modern grammarians (normal) go by the evidence of language in use |
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