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>> The paragraphs were was changed to: "Like a lot of people, you may
>> have received emails asking you to verify your Big Bank "account
>> information" or other online services.
>That just *has* to be a typo on your supervisor's part. It makes no
>sense. It's grammatically fine, but the meaning is changed.
>This is worth having another conversation about, in my opinion.
Alas, no, it's not a typo. I read back what the new sentence meant and it didn't work.
What would be the correct term for it? I know that the grammar is ok, but it's still nonsensical. "Syntactically correct"?
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