What is better, a Women Pastor or Bachelor Pastor?
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Whatever happened to the English language, that "woman" (a noun) became an adjective, but "man" remains only a noun?
For example...
woman doctor (but not "man doctor"), woman pastor (not "man pastor), lady cop (but not "laddie cop"), etc.
I'm not the grammar police (nor the grampar police, mind you) so I'll have to accept it eventually, but it's still wrong to me; "female" is an adjective; "woman" is a noun. It's sexist, I tell you.
For example...
woman doctor (but not "man doctor"), woman pastor (not "man pastor), lady cop (but not "laddie cop"), etc.
I'm not the grammar police (nor the grampar police, mind you) so I'll have to accept it eventually, but it's still wrong to me; "female" is an adjective; "woman" is a noun. It's sexist, I tell you.
I adject to that!
Whatever happened to the English language, that "woman" (a noun) became an adjective, but "man" remains only a noun?
For example...
woman doctor (but not "man doctor"), woman pastor (not "man pastor), lady cop (but not "laddie cop"), etc.
I'm not the grammar police (nor the grampar police, mind you) so I'll have to accept it eventually, but it's still wrong to me; "female" is an adjective; "woman" is a noun. It's sexist, I tell you.
For example...
woman doctor (but not "man doctor"), woman pastor (not "man pastor), lady cop (but not "laddie cop"), etc.
I'm not the grammar police (nor the grampar police, mind you) so I'll have to accept it eventually, but it's still wrong to me; "female" is an adjective; "woman" is a noun. It's sexist, I tell you.
If you always try to be a gentleman, and a woman cop arrests you...
do you still have to open the doors for her, and carry her stuff?
