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[Dunbar]

Originally Posted by Rudeboyelvis

She (and her editor) may benefit from a grammar and proper usage course.

"Inquire with people who live in the area to find the most unique places to eat."


Really? A one-sentence blog that comes across like a 5th grader trying to sound "book smart"?

Pro Tip, Hillary:
You inquire of someone.

You inquire about something.

I don't know exactly how you would inquire with anyone or anything.

Not to mention that most grammar police would say that "most unique" is incorrect, too.

--Dunbar

[banter]

Originally Posted by Dunbar

Not to mention that most grammar police would say that "most unique" is incorrect, too.

--Dunbar

Yes. "Unique" is already a superlative, indicating something sui generis, "the only one of its kind."