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What’s happening to English as TV shifts usage
Arkansas English teachers debate modern grammar during a four day Little Rock workshop sponsored by the Arkansas Council of Teachers of English. Ella Houser of Wynne argues TV shapes language toward communication over rules, while Lela Willis of Little Rock notes grammar affects noncollege paths. both see regional speech as evolving and not wrong.
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Dala McKinse
Associated Press
Little Rock
Ella Houser
Wynne
Arkansas Council of Teachers of English
Houser
Arkansas
Lela Willis
Willis