Moreso, though, rules were either created or sternly upheld by those insecure, upper-class intellectuals who insisted upon them to prove their education over of that of the lower elements. This is what really angers me about the fervor and condescention with which many of these rules are prescribed. Below is a list of some of these silly rules, with links which will take you to detailed explainations of the rule, its incorrectness, an explaination of the whys and precedents for its non-usage, and comments by contributors. One Must Never Split an Infinitive. One Must Never End a Sentence in a Prespotion.
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