jarrod
jarrod

🆕📝 7 Things This Week [#132]

Don't skip the 'Take a Chance' link this week. Well, don't skip any of them, but especially not the TAC. 🤭

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pratik
pratik

@jarrod Re: who vs. whom, may I recommend Bryson’s Dictionary of Troublesome Words: A Writer’s Guide to Getting It Right? I’ve been reading this book and have learned so many news things I should’ve known earlier about, and now I can’t help but be more pedantic ☺️

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Annie
Annie

@jarrod I’m in on the 30 days of yoga! I’ve been using down dog app several times a week. I 🧡 yoga with adrienne, this will be a nice program to go through.

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Miraz
Miraz

@pratik @jarrod Re: who vs. whom — yes a good rule of thumb for officially grammatically ‘correct’ English. Not a great rule for English at it is really spoken by real people. ‘Whom’ is gradually disappearing in actual usage.

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jarrod
jarrod

@Annie I’ve heard of that Down Dog app. You like it?

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jarrod
jarrod

@pratik Oh! Thanks for the recommendation. I enjoyed Bryson’s A Walk in the Woods.

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jarrod
jarrod

@Miraz Speak for whomself! 😉

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Miraz
Miraz

@jarrod LOL

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pratik
pratik

@jarrod I’m a huge Bryson fan so can recommend all his books. The tone of this book is different from A Walk in the Woods; it’s more of a style guide but with examples.

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Annie
Annie

@jarrod yes I do. Good options to customize each session (time, type, focus, etc).

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jarrod
jarrod

@Annie Nice, I’ll check it out. I’ve been pretty happy with Fitness+ yoga workouts too.

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