Writing for an audience that views you as a linguistic role model poses a serious challenge to us, men and women of the press. It means we cannot be too careful.
By Rose Reuben
Writing for an audience that views you as a linguistic role model poses a serious challenge to us, men and women of the press. It means we cannot be too careful.
You may be easily pardoned by your associates in a WhatsApp group irrespective of the recklessness and semi-literacy you display. Why, what you share in your group is considered a “household” matter.
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So let’s talk to the men for a second. Calmly. Respectfully. Without anybody opening Excel sheets of “money I spent on her".
