This portion of a photo caption from Yahoo! TV describes the principal reasons for considering Andrea “mean”:
I think it’s because Andrea lacks ethical standards or principles, and not because school administrators lack depth.
This portion of a photo caption from Yahoo! TV describes the principal reasons for considering Andrea “mean”:
I think it’s because Andrea lacks ethical standards or principles, and not because school administrators lack depth.
It’s the principle of the thing. The principal reason for errors on the Web? It could be carelessness. Lack of editorial support. Indifference to literate communication. Maybe it’s just a reflection of management’s lack of commitment to its readers.
Take this article from Yahoo! Movies about possible additions to the Spider-Man franchise and its missing and misused words:
Later there’s a verbal problem: The past tense of lead isn’t lead, but led:
I don’t know much about the Mary Jane character, but if she has an ex-fiancée named John, then I’m guessing things were a bit complicated in their relationship. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
She might consider the next time she gets engaged that she become the fiancée and the gentleman become the fiancé.