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Comparing Weins And Adams Arguments

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Good grammar counts everywhere you go, especially in the work place. Both Susan Adams and Kyle Weins make great points in their articles. They both believe that using bad or good grammar shows your level of intelligence. Adams grew up with parents that was big on grammar. Grammar was a pet peeve in her house, in the article she mentions one. “The improper use of “lay” and “lie.” Ms. Adams believes grammar shows how organized you are, how thoughtful you are in the workplace and shows respect in the workplace. On the other hand Mr. Weins believes that if a person has poor grammar he/she will not perform well on the job. He also believes that a person with bad grammar will not pay attention to details when working. Wiens said “All applicants

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