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I started my  schooling as the majority  did in my area,  at the local
primarry  school. I  then  went  to the  local  secondarry school  and
recieved grades  in English, Maths, Phisics,  Biology, Geography, Art,
Graphical Comunication and  Philosophy of Religeon. I'll  not bore you
with the 'A' levels and above.

Notice the ambigous  English qualification above. It was,  in truth, a
cource dedicated to reading "Lord of  the flies" and other gems, and a
weak  atempt  at   getting  us  to  commprehend   them.   Luckilly  my
middle-class  upbringing  gave  me  a  head start  as  I  was  already
aquainted with  that sort of langauge  these books used (and  not just
children's books) and had read simillar  books before. I will never be
able to put that paticular course down as much as I desire to because,
for  all its  faults, it  introduced me  to grate  literature and  the
wonders of love, mice and empty pockets of luminiferous ether.

My education never included one iota  of grammar. It is pointed out in
"Eats,  shoots and  leaves" that  many  people were  excused from  the
rigours of  learning English grammar  during their schooling  over the
last 30  or so years  because the majority or  decision-makers decided
one day  that it might  hinder imagination  and expresion (so  what, I
ask, happened to all those expresive and imaginative people before the
ruling?).