T110's Northern Migration
Дата: 22.11.2017 21:05:57
The_Chieftain: Well, in that case, he's definitely not wrong. One does not "enjoy
to eat", one "enjoys eating". But one can certainly "like to" do
something. Whilst acknowledging that you have a handicap of
being a non-native speaker, from his perspective, that's not his
problem. You chose to go to an English-speaking university, and
it's not as if you are going to be able to put at the top of every
paper you ever publish "I am a non-native speaker, please bear this
in mind as you try to interpret what I say". There are also
standard industry styles. For example, there is an Army Writing
Style. I personally suck at it. I am a little verbose, and prone to
use the passive case. However, the correct approved method of
writing can be found in Army Regulation 25-50, and older Dept. of
the Army Pamphlet 600-67. If I do not use the correct doctrinal
form of writing, I am marked down. It doesn't matter that I was
raised in Ireland with anything from different spelling conventions
to manners of syntax. I either follow the standard, or I don't.
Currently engaged in a lengthy debate over on the ask
historians sub-reddit on the matter of just how much context is
necessary at a tank museum. I seem to be fighting a minority position.
T110's Northern Migration