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*When Arthur says, "Fortunately, no one is ever right about everything," Brain calls his sentence "poorly constructed", and says that using both "ever" and "always" is redundant. However, Arthur did not say "always" when he spoke. | *When Arthur says, "Fortunately, no one is ever right about everything," Brain calls his sentence "poorly constructed", and says that using both "ever" and "always" is redundant. However, Arthur did not say "always" when he spoke. | ||
*Brain's comment to not end sentences in prepositions is archaic; ending in a preposition is perfectly fine in modern English. | *Brain's comment to not end sentences in prepositions is archaic; ending in a preposition is perfectly fine in modern English. | ||
Revision as of 16:24, 9 June 2015
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| "Mr. Alwaysright" | |
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| Season/Series: | 11 |
| Number in season: | 7B |
| Original Airdate: |  September 4, 2007[1] December 20, 2007[2] |
| Credits | |
| Written by: | Peter K. Hirsch |
| Storyboard by: | Jeremy O'Neill |
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Summary
Annoyed that Brain always seems to be right about everything, Buster becomes determined to catch him in a mistake.
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- When Arthur says, "Fortunately, no one is ever right about everything," Brain calls his sentence "poorly constructed", and says that using both "ever" and "always" is redundant. However, Arthur did not say "always" when he spoke.
- Brain's comment to not end sentences in prepositions is archaic; ending in a preposition is perfectly fine in modern English.
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