Katie wrote:
>"Concertive" means people who go to concerts a lot. Example,
"There goes
>Robert to the Who show. He's seen them twenty times already. He
is very
>concertive."
Which leads to requests for additional definitions, to wit:
assertive - one who attends asses?
proactive - professionally active?
Which leads to the whole subject of pre- and post- fixes. What
about the rest of the word (the "fix)? Example: "He's really ept
at tying his shoes." "Since you plied the question, I'll reply."
>I noticed my improper verb usage after sending the post.
Well, the improper verb usage actually occurred before you sent
the post. ;<)
> In fact, I noticed
>many an error, and winced in pain.
A comma is not required when the expression following "and" is
not a complete sentence.
Jay "just kidding, honest" Mitchell
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