Picking Apart Dickens I wasn't sure if it was "to" or "of" your charms... I think Weezy's husband had it right, the charms are available "to" you, but you can avail yourself "of" them... One of my favorite books drew criticism for it's title. The grammar police said that it should have been "A Mutual Friend', because "Our" Mutual Friend" is redundant... So, I'm in good company
Just a pic ain't gonna cut it man... :-D
ReplyDeleteBTW "I want to avail myself..." sounds like Afro-pop.
"May I avail myself of your facilities?" - George Jefferson, asking to use the bathroom.
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ReplyDeleteI wasn't sure if it was "to" or "of" your charms...
I think Weezy's husband had it right, the charms are available "to" you, but you can avail yourself "of" them...
One of my favorite books drew criticism for it's title. The grammar police said that it should have been "A Mutual Friend', because "Our" Mutual Friend" is redundant...
So, I'm in good company