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Retrospective: A serious bad-grammar syndrome
By Jose A. Carillo
Jul 25, 2024 12:06 am

English Plain and Simple (2213rd of a series)

SOMETIME in 2003, the English grammar of my wife's favorite newspaper had taken such a serious plunge that she just blew up during breakfast.

'What kind of gibberish is this?' she asked, furiously pointing to a front-page photo caption. Listen:

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