Okay, I love Pink Floyd’s music (although my favorite album was Wish You Were Here), but Grammarly’s absolutely right. Still, it was an effective protest. When do we follow the rules, and when should we deliberately break them? If we break them too often, will there even be rules at all?
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Cathleen Townsend 
I don’t know about the music, but I think we should, as writers, break the ‘rules’ if it feels right for the story.
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I do, too, especially in dialogue. It’s finding that sweet spot between sounding like you’ve swallowed a manual and chaos. 🙂
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