Any use of verbs in place of nouns and vice versa. " Access" used to be a noun, it still is, but is increasingly used as a verb, eg "You can access your account ...". Likewise, "Could you loan me ...?". No, but I can lend you.
This isn't much to do with gardens, is it? There must be a grammar pedants' forum.
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Any use of verbs in place of nouns and vice versa. " Access" used to be a noun, it still is, but is increasingly used as a verb, eg "You can access your account ...". Likewise, "Could you loan me ...?". No, but I can lend you.
This isn't much to do with gardens, is it? There must be a grammar pedants' forum.
This is the Grammar Pedants' corner. There are several fully paid up members here.
In the sticks near Peterborough
“It's still magic even if you know how it's done.”
The correct term is Grammar Nazi.
In the sticks near Peterborough
The word 'moist' - especially when there's a slight pause before it's uttered....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
depends upon context Fairy?
If anyone bakes a cake in work, extra kudos points are given if it is moist... and the first person to point this out thinks that they are hilarious.
Definately.