Last week, we started discussing the need to avoid overgeneralisation, which is the application of a language rule too broadly. According to Cambridge Dictionary, overgeneralisation is the use of a ...
Overgeneralisation means applying a grammatical rule to every circumstance even when there are exemptions. Put differently, it means erroneously applying the rule too broadly, including to situations ...
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