Greg Rutherford

I drive relatively fast - within the remits of the law, obviously - but I struggle with people who do stupid things on the road. I have a massive urge to shout expletives at them.

British Athlete

Expletives are informal and usually not suitable in professional or educational settings.

Informal Usage

Expletives can show strong emotions, like surprise or pain, but can be offensive.

Express Emotions

Be aware of the cultural context, as expletives vary in offensiveness across different societies.

Cultural Sensitivity

Expletives as grammatical fillers might not translate directly in other languages.

Grammatical Filler

Knowing how expletive constructions work helps in understanding complex sentence structures.

Understand Structure

Expletives in linguistics are more formal and acceptable in academic or literary texts.

Formal Language

 megabytes expletive cheaper in genomics now the genome cost about a billion dollars about ten years ago when the first one came out we're now approaching essentially a thousand dollar genome probably next year in two years about a hundred dollar genome what are we going to do with hundred dollar genomes and soon we'll have millions of these tests available and that's when it gets

Medicine's future?...

 This is how we landed for the most important meeting of the world's leaders in China. The National Security Advisor was actually spewing expletives on the tarmac -- no red carpet, kind of left out the bottom of the plane along with all the media and everybody else.

How the US should use...

 old the nerman honey badgers don't care we'll leave the expletive out of it this time you can there's a little bit of cracking

Expletive

Informal Usage

Express Emotions

Cultural Sensitivity

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