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What do you think Professor Strunk would have to say about the writing that appears in today’s newspapers, magazines, and books? Write a short essay, as if you were Strunk, critiquing the general state of written English in the United States today. As Strunk did, be sure to give examples to support your criticisms.
Choose one of Strunk and White’s rules or principles with which you disagree. Write a letter to the book’s publisher in which you make a case for changing or deleting that rule or principle from the book.
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