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RHUB WROTE: ---> One accepts, therefore, the apparent grammatical inconsistency on the grounds of custom and practice
... or meaning.
Grammatical Ground Rule # 1. Sec. 1. Page 1.
(like Moses wrote it on the wall.)
RULE ONE:
All rules of grammar are subservient to meaning.
(Wages of sin) one entity (= is) (death) one entity.
Post edit: Oh yeah, I forgot, there's this...
I Got drunk and blew my hard earned wages.
I got drunk and blew my hard earned pay.
In both cases what he blew was his hard earned singular.
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