SWIFT hiring non-english speaking drivers

Over and out!

Here is one of very few cases that "and" is both a preposition and a conjunction at the same time.

I admit it is a rare instance...but by the definition of "preposition"...many words have/can have dual functions...either standing alone or in combination with other words or phrases.

 

Oh fine!

Where am I supposed to find a corner to go pout in in this Pornstar anyway....and Moma took my bankie...said it needs a good disinfecting!

Rude...very rude!

 

Hmm. It appears I was wrong. I was reading a reference to Bill 22 that said French AND English were the official languages, even though Quebec says French is the sole official language. My reference: "Section 1, which provides that French is 'the official language of the province of Quebec,' is misleading in that it suggests that English is not also an official language in Quebec, which it is by virtue of Section 133 of the BNA Act and the federal Official Languages Act. ... No legislation in the National Assembly proclaiming French the sole official language in the province can affect these bilingual areas protected by the BNA Act."

But I guess Bill 101 replaced (or more technically, supplanted) Bill 22 a couple years later (1977 or so), and made French the sole official language at the provincial level, which would include business communications.

So, my apologies.

 

Can we be arrested for "dangling a participle" in public?