The 101 common errors

When I began writing about "Common Errors" in early January, I had little idea how many there would be! It seems that there are more erroneous views in everyday currency than I had supposed possible. However, a series became a book. I decided to stop at 101, for in Room 101 of Orwell's "1984" is the thing that everyone fears most. In this case it is the plausible assumptions that are completely mistaken. By coincidence the starter courses in US universities and colleges are often designated 101 courses. The series which became a book is now "Freedom 101" and you can read about it here.

So, no honors class?
written by anomdebus, April 29, 2008

What shall we do with all of the unaddressed common errors? I like the format of handling each issue separately as well as not needing to spread it out over 500 words to get a proper essay.
I am up for CE201!

Excellent
written by Nathan, April 30, 2008

I've been reading the common errors as you've written them and I've been sending links to friends who needed to read them. Any chance of a U.S. release for the book? Amazon won't let me buy it for some reason.

Really great stuff. Thank you for taking the time to write it all out so clearly!

Written by Dr Madsen Pirie
Tuesday, 29 April 2008
When I began writing about "Common Errors" in early January, I had little idea how many there would be! It seems that there are more erroneous views in everyday currency than I had supposed possible. However, a series became a book. I decided to stop at 101, for in Room 101 of Orwell's "1984" is the thing that everyone fears most. In this case it is the plausible assumptions that are completely mistaken. By coincidence the starter courses in US universities and colleges are often designated 101 courses. The series which became a book is now "Freedom 101" and you can read about it here. Bookmark Comments (2) Subscribe to this comment's feed So, no honors class? written by anomdebus, April 29, 2008 What shall we do with all of the unaddressed common errors? I like the format of handling each issue separately as well as not needing to spread it out over 500 words to get a proper essay. I am up for CE201! Excellent written by Nathan, April 30, 2008 I've been reading the common errors as you've written them and I've been sending links to friends who needed to read them. Any chance of a U.S. release for the book? Amazon won't let me buy it for some reason. Really great stuff. Thank you for taking the time to write it all out so clearly! Write comment This content has been locked. You can no longer post any comment. Powered by Azrul's Jom Comment for Joomla!