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What are the different types of #profanity - #swear words - that are in use today? And which is most offensive? Religious slurs? Those related ti sex and bodily functions? Or those that refer to an individual's identity and characteristics? The Open University's Philip Seargeant explains Discover more about #swearing in our article and documentary, via the link below  https://www.open.edu/openlearn/languages/swearing-today-have-our-attitudes-changed | OpenLearn | Facebook

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