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Originally posted by aeolus@Aug 4 2005, 01:47 AM
It doesn't matter where you live, English grammar rules hold true anywhere. An attorney general is an attorney, a general type of attorney. general qualifies attorney, it's an adverb that modifies attorney. The proper form is Attorneys general. Dont matter to me, though.
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Ah grammar! :huh:
It's important to keep
its democratic character clearly in mind, isn't it? Otherwise we'd be overwhelmed by people saying things like "
This is something up with which I will not put!", would we not?
B)