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Williams gives examples of how we as a society are misguided by the idea of grammatical error. He says that the biggest problems with error in grammar and usage are the great variation in our definition of error, the great variation in “our emotional investment in defining and condemning error,” and the great variation in “the perceived seriousness of individual errors.”
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