`  == ``no you're wrong, it's perfect acceptable. . . .`` ==  Hello,  I always welcome feedback for my efforts, most of which nowadays are editing and writing narrative nonfiction and novels.  And I do appreciate those who have studied the art and science of the English language, esp. grammar and usage.   I especially love it when those who would criticize another's work do it decently and respectfully.  Having listened to the tone, color and texture of your message, I assume that you're not one of those I describe in paragraph two above. Further, I assume you're not diplomatic in your dealings with other people, in general. Either that, or you're just plain too lazy to be kind and decent.   Telling me I'm ``wrong`` is just plain rude, esp. when BOTH of us are correct, according to modern-day usage.  By the way, the correct way your sentence should've been structured is, ``No, you're wrong; it's perfectly acceptable.`` Of course, I may've said something like, ``You're both right, Dean. Happy editing and thank you for contributing to Wkipedia.``  Of course, that's just I . . . or me, as it were. . . .  I wish you well in your future edits.  Take care,  Dean Garner  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Wangtopgun  *********************END OF MESSAGE*****************************`