The King’s English

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The King’s English is a witty and opinionated usage guide by Kingsley Amis that critiques modern English style, grammar, and common linguistic abuses.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
style guide
usage guide
author Kingsley Amis NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
critiques clichés
jargon
modern English usage
pretentious language
describedAs witty and opinionated usage guide
focusesOn common linguistic abuses
grammar
modern English style
genre humor
non-fiction
reference work
hasPerspective prescriptive
hasTheme clarity in writing
conservatism in language use
intendedAudience general readers
students of English
writers
language English
mainSubject English grammar
English language usage
style (linguistics)
opposes bureaucratic prose
fashionable linguistic trends
vague language
promotes plain English
relatedWork Kingsley Amis NERFINISHED
tone acerbic
opinionated
witty

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Sir Kingsley Amis notableWork The King’s English
subject surface form: Kingsley Amis