grammar

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"To communicate, the Africans borrowed some vocabulary from the British and incorporated their own pronunciation and syntax to form a pidgin thing. Over the generations, it became perfected and developed structure and grammar."

Educated at a grammar school in Watford, Barrell was a professional rugby player with Saracens before becoming the club's academy director and, until last year, the RFU's head of performance programmes and pathways.

Often they’re written in all caps without proper grammar, punctuation or line breaks that would make them easier to read.

CUP&A says opinions about correct English grammar have changed, but in 1913, these would have been the expected answers: