> 1. No tipping waiters allowed.
2. No tipping waiters is allowed.
3. No tipping waiters are allowed.
4. No tipping of waiters is allowed.
5. Not tipping waiters allowed.
6. Not tipping waiters is allowed.
7. Non-tipping waiters are allowed.
2. No tipping waiters is allowed.
3. No tipping waiters are allowed.
4. No tipping of waiters is allowed.
5. Not tipping waiters allowed.
6. Not tipping waiters is allowed.
7. Non-tipping waiters are allowed.
ᴘᴇʀ + ᴀʙʟ.: Barbarism, sœlecism, or diachronic evolution?
Lewis and Short clearly state that per is a praeposition whose
normal complement is in the accusative. Without having dolven too
deeply into dusty corpora of limited search capability, all
examples I’ve so fa...
The same way Boston came up with its street plan. They followed the cow paths already there, and built houses where the streets weren't, and after a while it was too much trouble to change.
Which verb accurately describes a bird's behavior that the bird does every day to make its feathers clean and organized. And this verb occurs most in most of literature.
organize its feathers
brush its feathers
clean its feathers?
