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Podcast recommendation: Grammar Girl

By nipper

As science majors, patent attorneys/agents aren’t typically thought of as being masters of the English language, particularly with respect to using correct grammar.  Solution:  start taking short grammar lessons by listening to the Grammar Girl podcast (subtitled “Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing”).  Plus, it is highly entertaining. A couple of episodes my readers would find interesting: Comprise vs. Compose.  An excellent explanation of the term “comprise” and its “proper” meaning according to the grammar police, and how the phrase “is comprised of” is actually horrible grammar (use “comprises” instead).   Disclaimer:  for the record, while Grammar Girl discusses the “proper” use of “comprise,” when I use it in drafting claims I use “comprise” in an open ended manner as is customary in patent claim drafting...continue to full post

Full post as published by Invent Blog on November 03, 2009 (boomark / email).

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