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L OST FOR WORDS. Interesting bits of lexical history. Three ways with words. Burgoo, cushy, oojah. A newt by . name. Follow the shifting stress. Wednesday, June 20, 2007. Follow the shifting stress. Word of the day:. Pist), one who studies the pronunciation of words. My first post comes to. You from the pages of the. The compendium of knowledge about the written word. I was interested in the different stresses used in pronouncing the word. Both of these words used to be stressed on the second syllable (.
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L OST FOR WORDS. Interesting bits of lexical history. Three ways with words. Burgoo, cushy, oojah. A newt by . name. Follow the shifting stress. Tuesday, June 26, 2007. My poor attempt at a tongue-twister is simply used to mention three words with a common origin. While its ultimate etymology is unknown, the word. Comes to us from common Germanic words for "ship". To name a few: in Old English,. Old Saxon and Norse,. Middle Low German,. Was adapted from the Middle Low German or Middle Dutch form. June 27...
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L OST FOR WORDS. Interesting bits of lexical history. Three ways with words. Burgoo, cushy, oojah. A newt by . name. Follow the shifting stress. Thursday, June 28, 2007. Three countries, three ways with words. I came across an article in. Scroll down for an interesting read. Some American slang expressions are really admirable in their application. Take, for instance, that one of "You bet your bottom dollar on it." Why your bottom dollar? We have it rich. As their stock-in-trade is limited to about a doz...
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L OST FOR WORDS. Interesting bits of lexical history. Three ways with words. Burgoo, cushy, oojah. A newt by . name. Follow the shifting stress. Friday, June 22, 2007. A newt by any other name. The coexistence of the indefinite articles. Has been a lasting source of confusion in speech, inevitably leading to the creation of new words. Throughout history, these mixups have made their way into writing, thus allowing us to retroactively track their progress. A napron" led to "an apron. Over half a millenniu...
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L OST FOR WORDS. Interesting bits of lexical history. Three ways with words. Burgoo, cushy, oojah. A newt by . name. Follow the shifting stress. Thursday, June 21, 2007. Now that I have your attention. Hasn't come out in favor of Islamic extremism; this is just an example of the new entries found in their latest update. In addition to creating 140 new entries. A form of psychotherapy used to release repressed feelings) to. A formulaic name dating back to 1884 used in place of a person's name. They pype v...
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Just another WordPress.com weblog? Parallel Constructions in the real world. People often abuse parallel constructions -as if they are so hard to use! Here, because of the misplaced correlative conjunction, Hayden Panettiere could be a fan of Kiefer Sutherland. Or she could be an actual vampire movie! And while we’re on the subject… Here’s a another lead that only gives half of the pair. Find out the rest of the mistakes in this post. March 20, 2009. Course which is taught at Ghent University.
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Just another WordPress.com weblog? Collins is monitoring a number of words to see if they catch on. Whether or not they will is of course difficult to tell, but that they’re very witty and inventive is for sure. Here are some of the words that Collins is watching:. A holiday spent at home because you’re hard up. A difficult period in the construction industry. Surfing social networking sites when you should be working. A person who buys cheap or second-hand clothing. An all-male group holiday. Follow &ld...
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Just another WordPress.com weblog? 8220;I’ve mentioned Puccino’s coffee kiosk near platform 13 at Clapham Junction station before ( here. Puccino’s offer a veritable feast for those interested in language (I can’t comment on whether they offer a gastronomic feast, too, as I’ve never bought anything from the kiosk) as they use quirky advertising slogans and non-standard grammar.” Read full story. I think I have found a new best friend – The Virtual Linguist. March 17, 2009. A Walk in the Words.
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Just another WordPress.com weblog? Parallel Constructions in the real world. People often abuse parallel constructions -as if they are so hard to use! Here, because of the misplaced correlative conjunction, Hayden Panettiere could be a fan of Kiefer Sutherland. Or she could be an actual vampire movie! And while we’re on the subject… Here’s a another lead that only gives half of the pair. Find out the rest of the mistakes in this post. March 20, 2009. 2 Comments ». March 20, 2009 Reply. A Walk in the Words.
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Just another WordPress.com weblog? 8220;Met de krik ketsen”. Excuse me -cricket’s Flemish? Of course it is! Admitted, there’s no real evidence, but eh… yes, of course it is! March 15, 2009. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out.
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Just another WordPress.com weblog? Differences in language-related brain activity affected by sex? Men show greater activation than women in the brain regions connected to language, according to researchers from CNRS, Université de Montpellier I and Montpellier III. This work is published in the February 2009 issue of the journal Cortex. Full story. March 23, 2009. Gooder English is a companion website for an English Proficiency II. Course which is taught at Ghent University. A Walk in the Words.
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Just another WordPress.com weblog? 8220;Met de krik ketsen”. Excuse me -cricket’s Flemish? Of course it is! Admitted, there’s no real evidence, but eh… yes, of course it is! March 15, 2009. Gooder English is a companion website for an English Proficiency II. Course which is taught at Ghent University. Hope you like what you find here, and if you don’t, let us know😉. Faculty of Arts & Philosophy. A Walk in the Words. Confederacy of a Dunce. Everything you know about English is wrong. Pain in the English.
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Just another WordPress.com weblog? Collins is monitoring a number of words to see if they catch on. Whether or not they will is of course difficult to tell, but that they’re very witty and inventive is for sure. Here are some of the words that Collins is watching:. A holiday spent at home because you’re hard up. A difficult period in the construction industry. Surfing social networking sites when you should be working. A person who buys cheap or second-hand clothing. An all-male group holiday.
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L OST FOR WORDS. Interesting bits of lexical history. Three ways with words. Burgoo, cushy, oojah. A newt by . name. Follow the shifting stress. Thursday, June 28, 2007. Three countries, three ways with words. I came across an article in. Scroll down for an interesting read. Some American slang expressions are really admirable in their application. Take, for instance, that one of "You bet your bottom dollar on it." Why your bottom dollar? We have it rich. As their stock-in-trade is limited to about a doz...
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