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by ganstyles
1997 days ago
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It's not a problem with grammar when the "incorrect" grammar changes the whole meaning of something. No one would be jumping on the comment if it had said, "meth is a amphetamine," which has the same meaning despite the incorrect grammar. Removing the "an" completely changes the meaning. This should be clear? |
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This should be clear?
A lot of people are going to think of meth when they see the word amphetamine. Likely most people.