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Grammatically Speaking: 08.08
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That is, speaking of grammar, linguistics, and whatever else have you in the scheme of language. Monday, August 25, 2008. In place of those concepts which English may lack or has yet to develop*. For example, is a French word which we very commonly use to mean the classification of films or written works. Another note I took from my friendly book o' Spanish is that the Spanish word for "vowel" is "vocal." This amuses me greatly, because the difference between a consonant and a vowel. For more information...
Grammatically Speaking: 01.09
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That is, speaking of grammar, linguistics, and whatever else have you in the scheme of language. Wednesday, January 7, 2009. Know, I know- I haven't kept this up at all this semester; but now that I'm kind of back into the flow of how graduate school works, I'm vowing to give an earnest attempt at maintaining this blog with regular posts. No, no, no- objective case WHOM! Ah, case- never a dull moment. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Subscribe To This Blog. Conjugate Visits: Grammar Blog. Web of Language Blog.
Grammatically Speaking: 05.10
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That is, speaking of grammar, linguistics, and whatever else have you in the scheme of language. Monday, May 31, 2010. Ode to the Southern Dialect: The Death of a Generation's Speech. And nearly a year and a half later, I return just as still linguistically awkward. No introductions necessary, I presume. Then, shall we? Aside from offering a glimpse into their lives, an interesting effect took hold when we read the letters out loud- our dialects intensified to match the voice of the letters, as if readin...
Grammatically Speaking: Knock, knock....
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That is, speaking of grammar, linguistics, and whatever else have you in the scheme of language. Wednesday, January 7, 2009. Know, I know- I haven't kept this up at all this semester; but now that I'm kind of back into the flow of how graduate school works, I'm vowing to give an earnest attempt at maintaining this blog with regular posts. No, no, no- objective case WHOM! Ah, case- never a dull moment. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe To This Blog. Conjugate Visits: Grammar Blog.
Grammatically Speaking: 07.08
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That is, speaking of grammar, linguistics, and whatever else have you in the scheme of language. Monday, July 21, 2008. Yeah, I'd like an order of. As a noun, rather than its more common use as a verb. Doesn't have more than twenty-one meanings as a noun and six meanings as a verb! Definition nine supports my original use of the word to mean a customer's request for food, but I'm not really satisfied with that. When did it morph from a required action to a. Searching for the etimology of. 1682 (Hakluyt h...
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Grammatical Incongruities
Discussions of the intricacies and oddities of the English language. Wednesday, December 18, 2013. It's tone has been unapologetically radical? Everyone say’s that history repeat’s it’s self? From signs: Republican's, Democrat's, Pagan's, Liar's, Liberal's, Racist's, Wedding's, Birthday's, and on and on and on. Not too difficult to understand. I added an apostrophe and an "s" to the subject of the sentence (Becky) to denote that the car belongs to Becky. 8212; I omitted the first "a" in "and" and replace...
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magma chamber, vague valley
Magma chamber, vague valley. If I could talk in spelling I would think a bee. I was thinking of all the mausolea. And each time is like the last, in only the fact. That it's artifacts collected, revered solemnly, or left to sit. The turquoise bandana I got you to trade me for my red. And then insistently switched, post shower, pre bed. In an effort to save our scents on each. To leave with the other after. That turquoise bandana, worn by you, smelling of tiger balm,. Which I handed around,. These are not...
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Grammaticality and Other Judgements
And the moral of this story is be nice to your resident linguist because they might be part of a team of spies/assassins. Or don’t eat a lot of cheddar cheese right before going to bed. Trying out a new way of posting because I don't have access to a scanner. The next couple weeks should be fun. Somehow it feels appropriate to be posting this at 1 in the morning. August 12, 2015. Grammaticality and Other Judgements 2015 Kate Christensen.
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grammaticality in a sentence | simple examples
In A Sentence .org. The best little site that helps you understand word usage with examples. Grammaticality in a sentence. But more seriously, is it really incorrect to say There are 17 reasons why logic is not the test of grammaticality? Not that you should give too much on L2 grammaticality judgments, even if they are, like this one, intuitive and not based on learning ). Use alcidine in a sentence. Use blackbirder in a sentence. Use camisole in a sentence. Use collegians in a sentence. Buried towards ...
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Grammatically Speaking
That is, speaking of grammar, linguistics, and whatever else have you in the scheme of language. Tuesday, April 5, 2011. Hats, caps, and general head coverings of all sorts. My attempt at a distinction quickly failed and led me to the necessary resources: Merriam-Webster and the Online Etymology Dictionary. The former provided little in the way of a helpful comparison, with both serving the same purpose but hat. Having "a shaped crown and brim" and cap. Brim - n. the projecting rim of a hat. Meaning "wom...
The Society for the Promotion of Good Grammar
The Society for the Promotion of Good Grammar. An online journal in which members of The Society for the Promotion of Good Grammar document their noble efforts. Thursday, March 29, 2012. A Mug Shot We Love. Marcia J. sent along this little beauty: a photo of the foam on her latte featuring SPOGG's punctuation action figure. While it's not quite. The commitment that the world's first SPOGG tattoo. Required, we'll drink to it nonetheless. If you'd like your very own SPOGG mug, visit our shop. Meanwhile, Na...
