Good afternoon, to continue with your Scottish theme, may I suggest that at paragraph 20, where you have, "... tipping has always been a wrought;" the final word should be 'rort.' Ok they do sound quite similar, but vary in meaning. My own Scottish grandmother, schooled at Uddingston in the Clyde valley, and for many years departmental s…
Good afternoon, to continue with your Scottish theme, may I suggest that at paragraph 20, where you have, "... tipping has always been a wrought;" the final word should be 'rort.' Ok they do sound quite similar, but vary in meaning. My own Scottish grandmother, schooled at Uddingston in the Clyde valley, and for many years departmental secretary in English at Canterbury University, would I'm sure have upbraided me for such an error...... And, somehow she has drummed it into me to correct where correction is needed..... Anyways, if perchance you may find the suggestion to be helpful, (Kind regards, William)
Good afternoon, to continue with your Scottish theme, may I suggest that at paragraph 20, where you have, "... tipping has always been a wrought;" the final word should be 'rort.' Ok they do sound quite similar, but vary in meaning. My own Scottish grandmother, schooled at Uddingston in the Clyde valley, and for many years departmental secretary in English at Canterbury University, would I'm sure have upbraided me for such an error...... And, somehow she has drummed it into me to correct where correction is needed..... Anyways, if perchance you may find the suggestion to be helpful, (Kind regards, William)
William..thank you for pointing out this clanger! I’m horrified at making such a rookie error. Guess I’m a bit travel weary.