Now scientists have found that the so-called ‘quotative like’ – famously spoofed by comedienne Catherine Tate – is spreading faster in Scots English than south of the Border. Prefacing reported speech ...

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It's a verbal tic that has squeezed into the dialogue of younger generations. Now scientists have found that the so-called ‘quotative like’ – famously spoofed by comedienne Catherine Tate – is ...