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Subject: Re: Re: grammar
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	Actually, if you do take time to place every comma correctly,
you will eventually become both skilled and fast.  I was raised in an
environment where proper English was always spoken and written, so it
may have been easier for me always to use the language correctly, but
I was not corrected constantly.  I simply found that it was easier to
speak and write properly.

	Sometimes, I do go to extreme lengths to avoid putting a prep-
osition at the end of a sentence, or splitting an infinitive, and peo-
ple tell me that I "talk like Yoda."  I choose to be flattered.

				--Spam