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‘ there’s the group who hold that;
■ sentences—like this one—can
. not begin with “and" or “but.”
> Still a third lot pales at the
prospect of ending a sentence
with a preposition.
Just a few days ago. your
Word Man drew a flurry of mail
from still another passel of
pained purists. The sentence
that brought down their wrath
had to do, believe it or not.
with the sacred albino elephant
of Siam. In explaining their
connection with the common
phrase "white elephant sale,” I
noted that each white elephant
born in that ancient empire
“became automatically the
property of the king and none
were permitted to work.”
That phrase “none were”
caused howls of protest. “None”
in |he view of these complain
ers is merely a shortened form
of “no-one” and hence should
be followed by a singular verb.
As one of the more restrained
critical voices (that of Win. R.
Phipps of Bushwood, Md.) put
it: “Since I 2iive always be
lieved the word 'none’ to be, in
meaning, ‘no one.’ I hgve always
practiced the use of the singular
form of the regulated verb Am
I in error, or am I being merely
pedantic, or am I guilty of
‘elegant’ usage?”
Well, that's rather a hard
question to answer, for there
certainly is nothing wrong in
using a singular after “none.”
The error arises in deyning that
it’s at least equally correct to
use a plural, where that seems
I indicated. Hear H. W. Fowler,
—By Mort Walker
author of the Dictionary of
Modern English Usage, on this
point:
“It is a mistake to suppose
that this pronoun is singular
only and must at all costs be
followed by singular verbs: the
Oxford English Dictionary ex-
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plicitly states that the plural
construction is commoner.
American authorities agree with
this dsitinguished authority—
and I practice what they
preach.”
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(A Bell Syndicate Feature)
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