FFS do they really have to write headlines that imply the exact opposite of what happened? At first read, I thought the woman had been made to pay £3k, not that she had gotten paid £3k.
I know “headlinese” is a thing and all, but is adding the word “got” really that inconvenient?
FFS do they really have to write headlines that imply the exact opposite of what happened? At first read, I thought the woman had been made to pay £3k, not that she had gotten paid £3k.
I know “headlinese” is a thing and all, but is adding the word “got” really that inconvenient?
ambiguity makes you read the article