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Re: Would you apologize to your students?

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.....of English as spoken by native speakers in English speaking countries!

Even that Eric, think of some of the forms native speakers employ when speaking. "We was..." "He don't...." etc.
Should forms like these be accepted for the simple fact that Native English speakers are using them or be corrected to follow standard English rules?

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