Cindy Hamilton wrote:
> Sheldon wrote:
> > Sqwertz wrote:
> > > Sheldon wrote:
>
> > > > indicative that English is not the poster's primary language,
>
> > > "Dan Landry", from Vermont, who uses American terms like "blank
> > > stare" and states his case in perfect spoken English
>
> > That should be perfectLY spoken English.
>
> Only if "perfect" modifies "spoken". *If it modifies
> "English", then there is no problem.

If... if... I got your IF!

It obviously modifies spoken... spoken is the very next word... the
only way it can modify English is if spoken were not there, but it
is. "perfect spoken English" is obviously dumb WOP idiomatic
English. It's perfectLY spoken English, even a pinheaded idiot knows
that. You can't pretend it's something it's not just to rationalize
nonsense. It's good you're not a teacher.

Sheldon