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7 Grammar Myths You Should Stop Believing

Mythos 1: Nie mit einer Präposition enden

Diese lateinische Regel wurde fälschlich auf Englisch angewendet.

Mythos 2: Geteilte Infinitive sind falsch

"To boldly go" ist kein Verbrechen. Moderne akzeptiert sie zur Verbesserung der Klarheit.

Mythos 3: "And" oder "But" am Satzanfang

Große Autoren tun es ständig. Es ist effektiv für Betonung.

Mythos 4: "They" als Singular-Pronomen

Merriam-Webster akzeptiert singuläres "they." Es wird seit Jahrhunderten verwendet.

Mythos 5: Doppelte Verneinung ist immer falsch

Im Standard-Englisch ja, aber in vielen Dialekten gültig.

Mythos 6: "Different Than" ist immer falsch

"Different from" wird bevorzugt, aber "different than" ist weitgehend akzeptiert.

Mythos 7: Passiv ist immer schlecht

Passiv ist nützlich, wenn die Handlung wichtiger ist als der Handelnde.