Under standard English rules,...?
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Write contractions only when the character is speaking through dialogue or quotes. Never use it anywhere else.
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That is correct English, do not try to change it, just remember it, English is a majority rule language, and you are in a definite minority, so, tough luck, if you want to change English grammar rules keep using it and if it gets accepted, well done, till then, tough
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Jane:  See my answers to your double negative questions.\n\nLots of grammar snobs here.  What is Standard English? Standard English in England, Canada, the USA, Australia, New Zealand, India, South Africa, Hong Kong? \n\nOr perhaps Standard English by occupation: doctor's, lawyer's, the military's Standard English?  How about the Queen's Standard English?\n\nThere are rules to the English Language, but not a great number, and they certainly are not set in concrete.  That's why English is such a wonderfully flexible language.  That's why English has the largest vocabulary of any language, and is adding new words every day. It's also why some non-English speakers have such difficulty learning the language.
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Please try to check your grammar before posting your question...
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that depends in what language :)
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You sick!\n\nA.H. rules ^_^
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Here is a possible answer:\nhttp://www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_board/6/messages/952.html
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Is that even English?
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Great question!  It makes absolutely no sense!  Please rephrase it!  Using words actually found in English!  Thanks!
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Collective inertia towards innovation. What is a widely used mistake today is the standard tomorrow. Try to worry more about the quality of the writing than the attention to grammatical "rules."
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瑪莉   瑪麗\nBoth are ok.
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There are no rules in the english language that are unbreakable. That is why it is such a hard language to learn.\nThere exceptions to every rule. The rules are just a tool to try to help you remember some patterns.
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proper grammar first please
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http://www.edufind.com/english/grammar/
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There isn't a hard and fast rule. "An historical" is old-fashioned but not wrong. There is a full discussion of the matter on a great web page for language questions, World Wide Words (see link below).
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ask a question in english that makes sense...
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Yes, they are standard clauses. But don't worry...they are rarely enforceable. People need to earn a living, and the law recognizes that.