The whole point of the post is that the rabble is destroying the language by replacing adverbs with adjectives. The post drips with disdain for those dips whose slovenly usage is slowly leaching our precious adverbs from our precious language.

Hi everyone, I have two questions connected with my translation struggle: 1. In "The Colossus" poem, Sylvia Plath mentions a mule ("Mule-bray, pig-grunt and bawdy cackles/Proceed from your great lips./It's worse than

Families would drink dirty water, and would leave their trash everywhere. The research that I did supports my opinion. " London was filled with the smell of wet horses and the waste materials associated with them. Sanitation was unheard of.

Hello, I am sorry my page was deleted for some reason, I am not sure why. However, can some one please revise this paper. I am sorry for distrubing you guys from your work, but I need help. Please help. Paper is below. Please help thanks

Hello, I am sorry my page was deleted for some reason, I am not sure why. However, can some one please revise this paper. I am sorry for distrubing you guys from your work, but I need help. Please help. Paper is below. Please help thanks

Families would drink dirty water, and would leave their trash everywhere. The research that I did supports my opinion. " London was filled with the smell of wet horses and the waste materials associated with them. Sanitation was unheard of.

Hello, I am sorry my page was deleted for some reason, I am not sure why. However, can some one please revise this paper. I am sorry for distrubing you guys from your work, but I need help. Please help. Paper is below. Please help thanks

London in the eighteenth century was not a good place for anyone especially young children. Children during this time had to work as slaves. They had to work as chimney sweepers. They had to do a job that no one wanted to do. The children were

Words that have problems are underlined. London in the eighteenth century was not a good place for anyone especially young children. Children doing this time had to work as slaves. They had to work as chimney sweepers. They had to do a job

London in the eighteenth century was not a good place for anyone especially young children. Children doing this time had to work as slaves. They had to work as chimney sweepers. They had to do a job that no one wanted to do. The children were