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Re: Is there a grammar of spoken English?
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It shows features of spoken language and uses visual features, which have never been an accepted party of written English,
That's right. Just ask Emily Dickinson.
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Re: Is there a grammar of spoken English?
I meant emos and ASCII art, which I don't think Emily was heavily into, though I could be wrong.
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I meant emos and ASCII art, which I don't think Emily was heavily into, though I could be wrong.
Emma was heavily into solitude.
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