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Letter writer Josh Isenberg’s “Goofy English” (Voice of the people, Sept. 16) was great.
His list of popular language goofs is a good start.
I would add the absence of the adverb:
“He played good” is commonly used, instead of “he played well.”
I hope you will continue making light of incorrect grammar before we lose our grip on the king’s English.
