Semicolon use is plummeting; most students don’t know how to use them
A 50 percent decline in semicolon usage over two decades.
A 50 percent decline in semicolon usage over two decades.
“...didn’t want to put the boot in.”
“We discussed the growing number of New Zealand companies working with and investing in Sri Lanka.”
How do we respond to those preferring cheap and quick emotional arguments, as opposed to those seeking more nuance and consideration?
The sanctions are part of the second phase of the government’s Traffic Light System, introduced last year to help beneficiaries understand and meet their obligations.
We used to have outstanding early childhood education in this country. It was provided by mothers without qualifications, in homes without certification and at a cost to the taxpayer of precisely zip.
It’s time to let go of this outdated system and trust in the strength, talent, and voice of Māori New Zealanders to thrive on equal footing with everyone else.
Winston Peter’s heckler voided his free speech rights the moment he put the company lanyard around his neck.
Why did no one bother to ask the questions I did on the actual day? When I was at school, that’s exactly what would have happened.
Why is a government that preaches tight fiscal management willing to splurge billions on an uncapped corporate tax break?
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