👉 Norwood is a term coined by linguists to describe someone who has not yet reached the advanced stage of formal education, or simply hasn't acquired enough basic knowledge to be considered proficient in language. It's like saying someone has a "noisy brain," but doesn't have a clue what it means.
Now, let's use it to explain how something might go wrong: "Last week, I was at the grocery store and noticed a woman with her groceries that were not exactly fresh. She kept talking about how she couldn’t believe they were still good after almost 2 years in storage. Suddenly, I remembered what my mom used to say: 'Don't ever assume that you can't waste food.' She always said it like that – with an air of authority and confidence." This sentence is a bit edgy, because it uses the phrase "don’t ever assume" instead of something more conventional ("never repeat yourself"). It's like someone who believes that if they repeat themselves every day for two years, they'll eventually learn to do it right.
