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Common English usage misconceptions

Common English usage misconceptions

Beliefs about the use of the English language considered by others as wrong.

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  1. English usage controversies

    Disputes over "correct" grammar and style.

    22%

  2. English passive voice

    Grammatical voice in the English language.

    7.5%

  3. Weasel word

    Words or phrases using vague claims to appear meaningful.

    3.4%

  4. Contraction (grammar)

    Shortening of words or phrases.

    2.6%

  5. Linguistic prescription

    Prescriptive rules of grammar and usage.

    1.4%

  6. Double negative

    Grammatical construction such as 'not nothing'.

    0.67%

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  1. English usage controversies

    Disputes over "correct" grammar and style.

    6.1%

  2. Linguistic prescription

    Prescriptive rules of grammar and usage.

    2.2%

  3. Contraction (grammar)

    Shortening of words or phrases.

    1.4%

  4. Xmas

    Common abbreviation of the word "Christmas".

    1.3%

  5. Double negative

    Grammatical construction such as 'not nothing'.

    0.9%

  6. English passive voice

    Grammatical voice in the English language.

    0.31%