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Inappropriate advice

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07-Jun-2007, 06:46

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Inappropriate advice

We are an ESL forum and many of our students are taking formal exams, so please ensure that advice given takes this into account.

In particular, descriptivists and prescriptivists are expected to co-exist without attacking each other.

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